The latest news and insights from Google on security and safety on the Internet.

[0x2] Increased rewards for Google’s Web Vulnerability Reward Program

[0x3] Disclosure timeline for vulnerabilities under active attack

[0x4] Changes to our SSL Certificates

[0x5] The results are in: Hardcode, the secure coding contest for App Engine

[0x6] New warnings about potentially malicious binaries

[0x7] Google Public DNS Now Supports DNSSEC Validation

[0x8] Videos and articles for hacked site recovery

[0x9] An update on our war against account hijackers

[0xA] Calling student coders: Hardcode, the secure coding contest for App Engine

EduGeek.net - The I.T. professionals' life line

[0x2] How to enable adding bookmarks in Google Chrome Enterprise through GPO?

[0x3] RealSmart

[0x4] Registry Batch File Remove/Exclude

[0x5] Bill Nye The Science Guy For iPhone And iPad

[0x6] [ASP.net] WebMatrix Parametrized Query Problem...

[0x7] Office365 - It looks like your account is blocked (ARGHHH)

[0x8] Croydon: IT Technician £17,480 - £21,376

[0x9] Third party mdm vs Apple Server (Profile manager)

[0xA] 2nd hand value of laptop trolley

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[0x3] EUSecWest Mobile Pwn2Own 2012 Recap

[0x4] Mobile Pwn2Own 2012

[0x5] ZDI Update – June 2012

[0x6] Thank you Aaron

[0x7] Announcing the IDA Toolbag

[0x8] MindshaRE: Another Approach To Tracking ReadFile

[0x9] Pwn2Own Challenges: Heapsprays are for the 99%

[0xA] Pwn2Own 2012 and Google Pwnium

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Alerts warn about vulnerabilities, incidents, and other security issues that pose a significant risk.

[0x2] SB13-161: Vulnerability Summary for the Week of June 3, 2013

[0x3] SB13-154: Vulnerability Summary for the Week of May 27, 2013

[0x4] SB13-147: Vulnerability Summary for the Week of May 20, 2013

[0x5] SB13-140: Vulnerability Summary for the Week of May 13, 2013

[0x6] SB13-133: Vulnerability Summary for the Week of May 6, 2013

[0x7] SB13-126: Vulnerability Summary for the Week of April 29, 2013

[0x8] SB13-119: Vulnerability Summary for the Week of April 22, 2013

[0x9] SB13-112: Vulnerability Summary for the Week of April 15, 2013

[0xA] SB13-105: Vulnerability Summary for the Week of April 8, 2013

Latest Linux Kernel Versions

[0x2] 3.9.6: stable

[0x3] 3.8.13: stable

[0x4] 3.7.10: stable

[0x5] 3.4.49: longterm

[0x6] 3.2.47: longterm

[0x7] 3.0.82: longterm

[0x8] 2.6.34.14: longterm

[0x9] 2.6.32.61: longterm

[0xA] next-20130619: linux-next

This feed contains the most recent fully analyzed CVE cyber vulnerabilities published within the National Vulnerability Database.

[0x2] CVE-2013-1203 (asa_cx_context-aware_security_software)

[0x3] CVE-2013-4612 (redcap)

[0x4] CVE-2013-4611 (redcap)

[0x5] CVE-2013-4610 (redcap)

[0x6] CVE-2013-4609 (redcap)

[0x7] CVE-2013-4608 (redcap)

[0x8] CVE-2013-2981 (data_studio)

[0x9] CVE-2013-2980 (data_studio)

[0xA] CVE-2013-1097 (zenworks_configuration_management)

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[0x2] Written Speech: TEDxMaui -- Hack Yourself First

[0x3] TEDxMaui -- Hack Yourself First

[0x4] Terrified

[0x5] How I got my start -- in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu

[0x6] Web security content moving to new WhiteHat Security corp blog

[0x7] Sentinel SecurityCheck

[0x8] 11th WhiteHat Website Security Statistic Report: Windows of Exposure

[0x9] Robert “RSnake” Hansen, age 34, has passed away, on Facebook

[0xA] Top Ten Web Hacking Techniques of 2011

PCI Security Standards Council latest Press Releases

[0x2] PCI Security Standards Council Updates Standard for PIN Transaction Security

[0x3] PCI Security Standards Council Announces Opening of Special Interest Group Proposal Period

[0x4] PCI Security Standards Council Announces New Board Of Advisors

[0x5] PCI Security Standards Council Published Card Production Security Requirements

[0x6] PCI Council Announces New Affiliate Members

[0x7] PCI Council Announces Inaugural Asia-Pacific Community Meeting

[0x8] PCI Council Opens Registration for 2013 Global Community Meetings

[0x9] PCI Security Standards Council Appoints Rob Tourt as 2013 Chairperson

[0xA] PCI Security Standards Council Releases Guidance for Merchants on Mobile Payment Acceptance Security

Join me as I spend 30 minutes each week talking about the computer security issues facing us today. I discuss privacy, hacking, malware and the Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standards.

[0x2] Rage against the Machine II

[0x3] Rage against the machine!

[0x4] I’d forgotten why I write

[0x5] Network Security Podcast, Episode 314

[0x6] Network Security Podcast, Episode 313

[0x7] Network Security Podcast, Episode 312

[0x8] Network Security Podcast, Episode 311

[0x9] Network Security Podcast, Episode 310

[0xA] Network Security Podcast, Episode 309

Before It Bytes!

[0x2] SecuraBit Episode 118: The Conference Classic

[0x3] SecuraTip Episode 4: tekCollect

[0x4] SecuraTip Episode 3: Noriben

[0x5] SecuraTip Episode 2: Automater

[0x6] Gathering and Cracking MD5 Hashes

[0x7] BsidesROC(ked)!

[0x8] Wireshark Export HTTP objects

[0x9] SecuraTip Episode 1: NetworkMiner

[0xA] SecuraBit Episode 117: The Internet is on Fire!

[0x2] Are you going to Cisco Live 2013, Orlando?

[0x3] Windows, Perfmon and Internationalization

[0x4] Get to .conf2013 – Your Data, No Limits

[0x5] Importing SharePoint ULS Logs

[0x6] Splunk Powers Up With jQuery!

[0x7] Thoughts from Microsoft TechEd North America

[0x8] SplunkIt v2.0.2 Results & EC2 Storage Comparisons

[0x9] Splunk on Splunk 3.0 Now Live!

[0xA] Running as a Windows Service

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A Simple Software Security Guy at Microsoft!

[0x2] ATL, MS09-035 and the SDL

[0x3] Integrating the SDL process into Visual Studio

[0x4] A Conversation About Threat Modeling

[0x5] Ken Johnson (Skywing) joins Microsoft

[0x6] Free Download: Writing Secure Code for Windows Vista

[0x7] Secure software development practices 'not rocket science'

[0x8] A Proactive Approach to Building a Successful Security Development Lifecycle Program

[0x9] Improvements in Office Security

[0xA] Volume 5 of the Microsoft Security Intelligence Report is out

TechRadar UK latest feeds

[0x2] Lenovo unveils ThinkPad S531 Ultrabook

[0x3] Updated: Surface 2 release date, news and rumors

[0x4] Alleged iPhone 5S images suggest Apple isn't shaking up the design

[0x5] Gartner says cloud to account for third of office systems

[0x6] iOS 7 reveals hidden gesture controls, appears on iPad again

[0x7] Tutorial: Organize music and movies: the complete guide to managing your media

[0x8] Microsoft drops linked accounts on Outlook.com

[0x9] Microsoft Surface 2 could ditch Nvidia for Qualcomm's 4G prowess

[0xA] HTC Butterfly S emerges from cocoon with Ultrapixel camera

The latest intrusion detection and prevention news and analysis from NetworkWorld.com.

[0x2] Bill aims to discourage nations from sponsoring cyberattacks

[0x3] Cyberespionage campaign 'NetTraveler' siphoned data from hundreds of high-profile targets, researchers say

[0x4] Defending against exploit kits

[0x5] Drupal resets account passwords after detecting unauthorized access

[0x6] Hackers exploit Ruby on Rails vulnerability to compromise servers, create botnet

[0x7] US weapons system designs were reportedly viewed by Chinese hackers

[0x8] Researchers find unusual malware targeting Tibetan users in cyberespionage operation

[0x9] U.S. power companies under frequent cyberattack

[0xA] Researchers find critical vulnerabilities in popular game engines

A SearchSecurity.com blog

[0x2] Trend Micro shoots down Crisis Trojan threat to VMware

[0x3] FFIEC cloud computing risks document: Where’s the beef?

[0x4] Federal cloud computing strategy faces challenges, GAO finds

[0x5] Yahoo fixes flaw that led to password breach

[0x6] AWS outage doesn’t discourage Netflix from banking on the cloud

[0x7] DNSChanger malware problems unlikely

[0x8] Putting the mobile botnet threat in perspective

[0x9] Operation High Roller: Server-side automation in online bank fraud

[0xA] Review your security contingency plan during the 2012 Olympic Games

[0x2] Executive protection: 4 essentials for secure travel

[0x3] Social Engineering: The Basics

[0x4] Securing one million shoppers for the holidays

[0x5] Video content analysis: still looking for its place

[0x6] Vulnerabilities in payment terminals demonstrated at Black Hat

[0x7] Money transfers, creative scammers, and fraud

[0x8] CSO's Ultimate Guide to Intellectual Property Protection

[0x9] Will your next car steal itself?

[0xA] There's no 911 for cybercrime. If there were, would you call?

Web Application Security Blog

[0x2] FAQ

[0x3] What’s Left?

[0x4] Mod_Security and Slowloris

[0x5] Minimalistic UI Decisions in Browsers

[0x6] Cheating Part 2

[0x7] Cheating Part 1

[0x8] FireSheep

[0x9] Detecting Malice With ModSecurity

[0xA] Performance Primitives

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[0x2] VIPRE defs update June 19, 2013

[0x3] SUPERAntiSpyware defs update 06/19/2013

[0x4] avast! defs update 19.6.2013

[0x5] Can't get config loaded

[0x6] Confused

[0x7] Texas becomes first US state to ban warrantless email snooping

[0x8] AVG defs update June 19, 2013

[0x9] ESET defs update June 19, 2013

[0xA] Adblock Plus for Internet Explorer released

Off The Hook and Off The Wall

[0x2] Off The Hook show for June 12, 2013

[0x3] NEW CLUB-MATE SHIPMENT IS IN - MORE SHIPPING OPTIONS

[0x4] TESLA BILLS ARE BACK!

[0x5] SPRING ISSUE OF 2600 RELEASED

[0x6] VOLUME 25 OF 2600 NOW ONLINE - DRM FREE - IN KINDLE, NOOK, AND PDF FORMATS

[0x7] WINTER ISSUE OF 2600 RELEASED

[0x8] VOLUME TWO OF 2600 NOW ONLINE - DRM FREE - IN KINDLE, NOOK, AND PDF FORMATS

[0x9] AN OPEN LETTER TO OUR LISTENERS FROM THE STAFF OF "OFF THE HOOK"

[0xA] THE FIFTH HOPE VIDEO ARCHIVE NOW ONLINE

the mac news you care about

[0x2] Apple Giving Retail Employees Beta Access to OS X Mavericks

[0x3] Leaked Image Suggests 'Voice Memo' Will Return in Future iOS 7 Beta Release

[0x4] Apple TV iOS 7 Beta Adds iTunes Radio and Conference Room Display Mode

[0x5] Case for Lower-Cost iPhone with Thicker Profile and Curved Edges Surfaces

[0x6] Hidden iOS 7 Settings Reveal Potential Gesture and Folder Enhancements

[0x7] Adobe Releases New Creative Cloud Apps

[0x8] iPhone 5S Display Assembly Surfaces, Appears to Fit Leaked Logic Board

[0x9] Video Shows Differences Between Mavericks and Mountain Lion Multiple Monitor Support

[0xA] Paperback Version of 'Steve Jobs' Biography Coming September 10 with Younger Jobs on Cover

controllerless, cloud managed, secure Wi-Fi

[0x2] Fast Forward: The New Personalized In-Store Shopping Experience

[0x3] 802.11ac (Wave-1): Network Engineering Insights

[0x4] Don’t deploy 802.11ac without thorough RF planning

[0x5] Customer Success Stories: Pinkberry, Garden Fresh and Noodles & Company

[0x6] Wi-Fi networks in 5 GHz: a few observations

[0x7] Not Your Mom’s Shopping List

[0x8] Attention Retail Marketers: In-Store Shoppers are Changing. Are You?

[0x9] Free Wi-Fi is a Win-Win for Retail Marketers and Customers

[0xA] The WiSE Article Series on CWNP

Latest Security issues from CIO UK

[0x2] Universal Credit IT plans too optimistic, MPs warn

[0x3] Criminals impersonate UK police to spread ransom Trojan

[0x4] John Lewis's IT director Paul Coby outlines IT strategy

[0x5] HP in DWP job offshoring U-turn

[0x6] Algorithmic stock trading rapidly replacing humans

[0x7] Algorithmic stock trading rapidly replacing humans, warns government paper

[0x8] Poundland spends on new LAN

[0x9] Many businesses lining up cloud computing but not yet migrating

[0xA] Many businesses lining up cloud computing but not yet migrating, report claims

Ethical Hacking, Penetration Testing & Computer Security

[0x2] OWASP Bricks – Modular Deliberately Vulnerable Web Application

[0x3] 4 Former LulzSec Members Sentenced To Prison Time In The UK

[0x4] PentesterLab.com – Excercises To Learn Penetration Testing

[0x5] New eLearnSecurity Course – WAPT – Web Application Penetration Testing

[0x6] Large Scale Botnet Brute Force Password Cracking Against WordPress Sites

[0x7] HoneyDrive Desktop v0.2 Released – Honeypot LiveCD

[0x8] Andrew Auernheimer AKA Weev Gets 41 Months Jail Time For GET Requests

[0x9] SSLyze v0.6 Available For Download – SSL Server Configuration Scanning Tool

[0xA] Evernote Hacked – ALL Users Required To Reset Passwords

Robert O'Callahan. Christian. Repatriate Kiwi. Mozilla hacker.

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[0x3] Blink, PNaCl, And Standards

[0x4] Taiwan Travelogue

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[0x6] The Direct Route

[0x7] Web Audio Progress

[0x8] Rotorua

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This blog by Lenny Zeltser focuses on information security. Lenny is a seasoned business leader with extensive hands-on experience in IT and information security.

[0x2] What Anomalies Trigger The LinkedIn Sign-In Verification Challenge?

[0x3] Attributing Cyberattack Activities to a Group in India

[0x4] Several Posts on Malware Analysis Tools

[0x5] Anticipating Cyber Threats Beyond APT

[0x6] Speeding up the Clock for Malware Analysis...

[0x7] Free Recorded Malware Forensics Webcasts

[0x8] New Release of REMnux Linux Distro for Malware Analysis

[0x9] Two-Step Verification for Apple ID Consistent With Authentication Trends

[0xA] Indicators of Compromise Entering the Mainstream Enterprise?

Gadgets, mobile phones, news and reviews

[0x2] Samsung not interested in making "Facebook-friendly" phones

[0x3] PlayStation 3 update 4.45 bricking some consoles

[0x4] HTC Butterfly S headed to Taiwan with 5-inch Full HD screen

[0x5] Huawei unveils the Ascend P6 - the world's slimmest smart phone?

[0x6] Huawei unveils the Ascend PS - the world's slimmest smart phone?

[0x7] JBL's new J-Series complete with mic/remote for mobile

[0x8] BubblePod 360 degree smart phone camera to be funded by Kickstarter

[0x9] Bubblepod 360 degree smart phone camera to be funded by Kickstarter

[0xA] Gone in 60 seconds. How we are now sharing images online within a minute

[0x2] BC/DR spending not a top budget priority

[0x3] CSO's ultimate guide to business continuity and disaster recovery

[0x4] Lack of Telework Preparedness Puts Business Continuity in Danger?

[0x5] Gartner Joins GAO in Raising Flu Network Congestion Fears

[0x6] Most Businesses READY for Flu Pandemic?

[0x7] Swine Flu Near You? IPhone App Will Let You Know

[0x8] A Swine Flu (H1N1) Business Continuity Planning Guide

[0x9] Swine Flu: Watching the Southern Hemisphere for Signs of H1N1 Havoc

[0xA] WHO Declares Swine flu a Pandemic. Now What?

Cisco Security Advisories (the 40 most recent advisories)

[0x2] Denial of Service Vulnerability in Cisco Video Surveillance IP Cameras

[0x3] Cisco Unified Contact Center Express Directory Traversal Vulnerability

[0x4] Cisco Unified Communications Manager Directory Traversal Vulnerability

[0x5] Buffer Overflow Vulnerabilities in the Cisco WebEx Player

[0x6] Cisco Security Agent Remote Code Execution Vulnerabilities

[0x7] Cisco Show and Share Security Vulnerabilities

[0x8] CiscoWorks Common Services Arbitrary Command Execution Vulnerability

[0x9] Cisco TelePresence Video Communication Server Cross-Site Scripting Vulnerability

[0xA] Cisco IOS Software Smart Install Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x2] Businesses slow-walk classified data-sharing efforts with feds

[0x3] Info-sharing between the feds and private sector needs work, says NSS

[0x4] Nation's power grid under constant cyberattack, but Congress lax

[0x5] IT security vendors seen as clueless on industrial control systems

[0x6] Army Corps database on dams compromised

[0x7] Vulnerable terminal servers reflect bigger security problem

[0x8] Air Force reclassification of cyber tools as weapons sparks speculation

[0x9] Control system hack at manufacturer raises red flag

[0xA] The SCADA Security Survival Guide

A blog about activities, products and ideas at GFI (formerly Sunbelt Software), one of the leading developers of security software to protect against spyware, spam and other threats.

[0x2] Scammers Invite Facebook Users to Test the New PS4, XBox 720

[0x3] PlanetSide 2: Unauthorised Third-Party Access Shenanigans

[0x4] Valentine’s Day Threats: That Front Called “Love”

[0x5] SIR: Regions with High Piracy Rate Also Have High Malware Infection Rate

[0x6] Email Threats Highlights: US Airways and American Airlines Spam

[0x7] Ransomware Spam Pages on Github, Sourceforge, Others

[0x8] SID 2013: Their Message is Our Mission

[0x9] Oracle Releases Early Patch to Address Java Flaw

[0xA] Tumblr Spamrun gets Personal on Facebook

2011 Security University Classes

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Pen-Test

[0x2] c0c0n 2013 CFP - Extended Deadline: 9 June, 2013

[0x3] CONFidence - May, 28-29, Krakow, Poland - a conference adventure that never stops!

[0x4] [HITB-Announce] HITB Magazine Issue 010

[0x5] SpiderFoot 2.0 released

[0x6] WASC Announcement: Static Analysis Technologies Evaluation Criteria Published

[0x7] Ruxcon 2013 Call For Papers

[0x8] [TOOL] TOPERA v2 released

[0x9] [HITB-Announce] #HITB2013KUL Call for Papers

[0xA] Breakpoint 2013 Call For Papers

Join me as I spend 30 minutes each week talking about the computer security issues facing us today. I discuss privacy, hacking, malware and the Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standards.

[0x2] Rage against the Machine II

[0x3] Rage against the machine!

[0x4] I’d forgotten why I write

[0x5] Network Security Podcast, Episode 314

[0x6] Network Security Podcast, Episode 313

[0x7] Network Security Podcast, Episode 312

[0x8] Network Security Podcast, Episode 311

[0x9] Network Security Podcast, Episode 310

[0xA] Network Security Podcast, Episode 309

Listen to the latest Podcasts from Veracode

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[0x5] How Vulnerabilities Get Into All Software

[0x6] Software Security Testing: Strengthening Your Defense Strategy

[0x7] Software Security Testing: Demanding Software Security

[0x8] Software Security Testing: Future of Software Flaws

[0x9] Veracode Shines Spotlight on Application Backdoors Threat

[0xA] Security Media Group: Interview with Veracode Founders

securityvulns.ru vulnerabilities newsline

[0x2] DoS против pymongo

[0x3] Несанкционированный доступ к HP Integrated Lights-Out

[0x4] Уязвимости безопасности в HP Service Manager / HP ServiceCenter

[0x5] Переполнение буфера в Ubiquiti airCam

[0x6] Обход защиты в устройствах Ruckus

[0x7] Несанкционированный доступ к Ruckus ZoneDirector

[0x8] Уязвимости безопасности в X-серверах и библиотеках, дополнено с 27.05.2013

[0x9] Переполнение буфера в PHP

[0xA] Уязвимости безопасности в Subversion

Steve's Public Brain Dumping Ground (watch where you step!)

[0x2] Reverse Engineering RSA’s “Statement”

[0x3] Why Firesheep’s Time Has Come

[0x4] Instant Hotspot Protection from “FireSheep”

[0x5] iPhone 4 External Antenna Problem

[0x6] HCP 0-Day Quick Fix

[0x7] FLASH Adobe Forward to v10.1

[0x8] Pads ARE Next

[0x9] The Obvious Genius of iPad

[0xA] Facebook and the Ford Pinto

Breaking news and top stories from the world of Internet security.

[0x2] Google Goes After Impersonator Scammers

[0x3] Senate Uncovers Online Credit Card Tricks

[0x4] McAfee: Cyberwarfare A Big Threat

[0x5] ICSA Labs Finds Flaws In New Security Products

[0x6] Nigeria Announces Early Results Of Anti-Scammer Initiative

[0x7] MessageLabs Names Most- (And Least-) Spammed States

[0x8] Enormous Malware Archive Creates Stir

[0x9] Avsim Hacker (Maybe) Brought Before Cops

[0xA] Email Password Hackers Present Real Threat

The central voice for Linux and Open Source security news.

[0x2] Securing a Linux Web Server

[0x3] EnGarde Secure Community Release Notes 3.0.10

[0x4] EnGarde Secure Community 3.0.8 Release Notes

[0x5] EnGarde Secure Community 3.0.7 Release Notes

[0x6] EnGarde Secure Community 3.0.6 Release Notes

[0x7] EnGarde Secure Community 3.0.5 Release Notes

[0x8] EnGarde Secure Community 3.0.4 Release Notes

[0x9] EnGarde Secure Community 3.0.3 Release Notes

[0xA] EnGarde Secure Community 3.0.2 Release Notes

The SMB Minute

[0x2] Four Must-Have SMB Security Tools

[0x3] How to choose the right Firewall for Your SMB

[0x4] Fake Anti-Virus Progams

[0x5] Interview with Chirs Nickerson Part3

[0x6] Those Who Cannot Remember the Past are Condemned to Repeat it

[0x7] Your photos are NOT posted online

[0x8] More Phishing attempts

[0x9] Interview with Chris Nickerson Part 2, NOW with BETTER audio

[0xA] Interview with Chris Nickerson (part 1)

Beware that MS often uses these security bulletins as marketing propaganda to downplay serious vulnerabilities in their products—note how most have a prominent and often-misleading "mitigating factors" section.

[0x2] Microsoft Security Bulletin Minor Revisions

[0x3] Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary for June 2013

[0x4] Microsoft Security Advisory Notification

[0x5] Microsoft Security Bulletin Minor Revisions

[0x6] Microsoft Security Bulletin Minor Revisions

[0x7] Microsoft Security Bulletin Minor Revisions

[0x8] Microsoft Security Bulletin Minor Revisions

[0x9] Microsoft Security Advisory Notification

[0xA] Microsoft Security Bulletin Minor Revisions

[0x2] the last/final touch!

[0x3] DigiNotar facts - just some links

[0x4] Operation Shady RAT - HTran

[0x5] an old bug for a new job ? CVE-2004-0194

[0x6] TDSS - SRVs list

[0x7] DroidKungFu - just some piece of code

[0x8] FlashUtil10m_Plugin.exe command line crash

[0x9] cve-2011-0609 - bugix blog analysis

[0xA] mmspicture.ru - mobile malware depot

Security Research, Computer Laboratory, University of Cambridge

[0x2] Workshop on the Economics of Information Security 2013

[0x3] Security and Human Behaviour 2013

[0x4] A further observation on quantum computing

[0x5] Revisiting secure introduction via hyperlinks

[0x6] A search engine for code

[0x7] Traceability in the Queen’s Speech

[0x8] How Privacy is Lost

[0x9] Liveblog – MedConfidential.org launch

[0xA] Is the US Government losing it again?

One day they'll laugh at what we think is secure. Thankfully, we won't be there to hear them...

[0x2] Are ESTA visa scams really dead? Not yet

[0x3] Ethernet is 40 - from Alohanet to Terabit and beyond

[0x4] FinFisher: legitimate spy program or dubious commercial malware?

[0x5] FinFisher: there is no such thing as legitimate spyware

[0x6] Scotland's Internet startups still firing on one cylinder

[0x7] Did a 300Gb/s DDoS really slow the Net? Only if you believe in Smurfs

[0x8] Did 300Gb/s DDoS really slow the Net? Only if you believe in Smurfs

[0x9] Will China's techies go near Canonical's 'Kylin' Linux?

[0xA] Linux in China, Ubuntu style

Irongeek.com, Adrian Crenshaw's Information Security site (along with a bit about weightlifting and other things that strike my fancy). Home of my articles and videos on computer security. As I write articles and tutorials I will be posting them here. If you would like to republish one of the articles from this site on your webpage or print journal please e-mail me. Enjoy the site and write us if you have any good ideas for articles or links.

[0x2] BSides Rhode Island Videos

[0x3] ASAReaper: Grab Configs From Multiple Cisco Devices Over SSH (Demos PExpect and AES Encrypted INI Files in Python) Updated

[0x4] Indiana University (IU, IUS, IU*, Etc) Salaries

[0x5] Kali Linux Live Boot USB Flash Drive - Jeremy Druin

[0x6] Webshell Demos And Notes

[0x7] Webshell Collection Page Updated With Source Code

[0x8] About page and CV updated

[0x9] ISSA Kentuckiana Web Pen-Testing Workshop

[0xA] AIDE 2013:The rest of the videos

[0x2] Do as I say, not as I do. RSA, Bit9, Adobe, and others…

[0x3] Phishing/Threatening done wrong

[0x4] Ambulance chasing or DNA research?

[0x5] Apple, meet GPG, GPG, meet Apple.

[0x6] Vegas 2012 by the Numbers

[0x7] Security Awareness and Security Context – Aitel and Krypt3ia are both wrong?

[0x8] This one time, at Defcon… (a blast from the past)

[0x9] SexyDefense comes to Vegas!

[0xA] So you thought you were protected: How hackers can break into your business

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[0x2] Task Manager in Windows 8 (video)

[0x3] Now Available – Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 on Windows Azure!

[0x4] Have you tried Internet Explorer 10?

[0x5] Who’s going to be the June SSRS Guru?

[0x6] Single Sign On (SSO) on Windows 8

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[0x9] Recurso em destaque: blocos dinâmicos

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The official Microsoft blog for discussing industry and Microsoft security topics.

[0x2] Targeted Attacks Video Series

[0x3] Security Intelligence Report v14 on the Road: Malaysia, India and Singapore

[0x4] Students - This is the last week to Enter the Cybersecurity 2020 Essay Contest

[0x5] Now available - "Windows Server 2012 Security from End to Edge and Beyond"

[0x6] Security Intelligence Report v14 on the Road: Hong Kong S.A.R.

[0x7] European Union check-up: Locations with Lowest Infection Rates in the EU and What We Can Learn From Them

[0x8] European Union Check-Up: Malicious Websites Hosted in the EU

[0x9] Microsoft Releases New Mitigation Guidance for Active Directory

[0xA] European Union check-up: Romania still tops the list of most infected in the EU

Hackers For Charity

[0x2] Riots shut down school – HFC to the rescue!

[0x3] “Steampunk” hand made leather lockpick cases

[0x4] Another org back in action!

[0x5] The Apple Store farted on my desk!

[0x6] June 10: Big custom leather order!

[0x7] Ugandan Martyr’s Day

[0x8] May 25-26: Guests at Jinja House

[0x9] May 24: Miracle on the Interwebz

[0xA] May 23: A Miracle in Kentucky

[0x2] Network Security Podcast, Episode 315

[0x3] Network Security Podcast, Episode 314

[0x4] Network Security Podcast, Episode 313

[0x5] Network Security Podcast, Episode 312

[0x6] Network Security Podcast, Episode 311

[0x7] Network Security Podcast, Episode 310

[0x8] Network Security Podcast, Episode 309

[0x9] Network Security Podcast, Episode 308

[0xA] Network Security Podcast, Episode 307

[0x2] Kaspersky Security Network (KSN)

[0x3] ITW (In-the-Wild) samples

[0x4] Crimeware

[0x5] Keylogger

[0x6] World Wide Web

[0x7] WildList

[0x8] WiFi

[0x9] Whitelist

[0xA] Web browser

[0x2] The most sophisticated Android Trojan

[0x3] "NetTraveler is Running!" - Red Star APT Attacks Compromise High-Profile Victims

[0x4] Security policies: portable applications

[0x5] What are children doing online?

[0x6] Jumcar. Peruvian navy? Who could be behind it? [Third part]

[0x7] Caution! Fraud!

[0x8] Jumcar. Timeline, crypto, and specific functions. [Second part]

[0x9] Jumcar. From Peru with a focus on Latin America [First part]

[0xA] NoSuchCon 2013

[0x2] 5 ways to create a collaborative risk management program

[0x3] Do your employees choose data protection or productivity?

[0x4] Why you need a security buddy (and how to find one)

[0x5] Using security skills for charitable cause

[0x6] Women leaders in security recognized

[0x7] The 7 elements of a successful security awareness program

[0x8] Boston bombings was not about failed intelligence

[0x9] Social engineering in penetration tests: 6 tips for ethical (and legal) use

[0xA] Why security is in denial about awareness

Dell SecureWorks news, press releases, events, and research alerts.

[0x2] Transitive trust and SSL certificate verification

[0x3] PCI Guidance on Virtualization and Cloud

[0x4] DELL SECUREWORKS PARTNERS WITH QUALYS TO DELIVER SAAS-BASED VULNERABILITY MANAGEMENT SERVICES

[0x5] Recent events cause re-assessment of SecurID integrity

[0x6] "Imperva SecureSphere XSS and the nature of security-product vulnerabilities"

[0x7] News: Happy birthday Dell: The beginning of an evolution/revolution (TG Daily)

[0x8] "Sony PlayStation Network Breach"

[0x9] April 2011 Patch Tuesday sets a new record

[0xA] The Cloud Security Silver Lining

Packet Storm - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers

[0x2] Debian Security Advisory 2698-1

[0x3] Ubuntu Security Notice USN-1886-1

[0x4] Puppet Remote Code Execution

[0x5] FreeBSD Security Advisory - mmap Privilege Escalation

[0x6] Apache Santuario XML Security For C++ Signature Bypass

[0x7] Technical Cyber Security Alert 2013-168A

[0x8] Ubuntu Security Notice USN-1884-1

[0x9] Ubuntu Security Notice USN-1885-1

[0xA] Debian Security Advisory 2710-1

News on Computer Security continually updated from thousands of sources around the net.

[0x2] Sentencing postponed in Pitt online threats case

[0x3] Stuntwoman sues News Corp. over alleged phone hack

[0x4] Hacking probe in Ohio rape case targets Ky. man

[0x5] Obama: NSA secret data gathering 'transparent'

[0x6] Nob Hill, Raley's silent on cyber attack

[0x7] Ex-Purdue Students Charged With Massive 'Grade Hacking' Scheme

[0x8] StopTheHacker Makes Website Vulnerability Patching Affordable for SMBs With New Service

[0x9] Surveillance cameras can be hacked: expert

[0xA] States scramble to attract suddenly hot cybersecurity firms

[0x2] Security and vulnerability assessment: 4 common mistakes

[0x3] Little sympathy for merchants in disputes over PCI violations

[0x4] Taking copyright fight to ISPs too punitive, say critics

[0x5] Payment Card Industry clears up confusion over cloud use

[0x6] Nationwide/Allied security breach highlights litigation fears

[0x7] Heist once again highlights e-banking vulnerabilities

[0x8] Courts widening view of data breach damages, lawyers say

[0x9] The race toward compliance is 'not optimal'

[0xA] GRC: Trying to take the bite out of risk

Secunia collects, evaluates, verifies, and analyses vulnerability information.

[0x2] Publishing the Secunia Country Reports with the state of private PC security in the Benelux!

[0x3] Secunia PSI 3.0 in Dutch: Wij willen u helpen beveiligd te blijven!

[0x4] Secunia appoints Peter Colsted as new CEO

[0x5] Comment on disclosed vulnerability

[0x6] Secunia appoints new Chief Technical Officer

[0x7] Thank you to a CSO and a VP of Development who have added great value to Secunia

[0x8] Softpedia: Secunia Country Report for Q1 2013: 15% of US Users Had an Unpatched OS

[0x9] Introducing the Secunia Country Reports – the state of private PC security, country by country!

[0xA] New CEO for Secunia

[0x2] Wall Street sets example for testing security defenses

[0x3] Why we can't stop malicious insiders

[0x4] Oracle to ship 40 security fixes for Java SE

[0x5] Microsoft patches critical IE vulnerabilities and actively exploited Office flaw

[0x6] New backdoor malware 'KeyBoy' used in targeted attacks in Asia, researchers say

[0x7] New Android Trojan app exploits previously unknown flaws, researchers say

[0x8] Hacker publishes alleged zero-day exploit for older Plesk versions

[0x9] Bill aims to discourage nations from sponsoring cyberattacks

[0xA] Bitcoin payments could be a landmine for companies

System Integrity: Context Is Everything

[0x2] Confusion over Physical Assets, Information Assets in ISO-27000

[0x3] Does ISO 27001 compliance need a data leakage prevention policy?

[0x4] What is the goal behind calculating assets in ISO-27000?

[0x5] “Paid to be paranoid”

[0x6] The #1 Reason Leadership Development Fails

[0x7] Another Java bug: Disable the java setting in your browser

[0x8] How much Risk Assessment is needed?

[0x9] An “11th Domain” book.

[0xA] Learning to Counter Threats – Skills or Ethics?

[0x2] iOS7 announcement prompts themed ransomware kits

[0x3] Twitter Adopt 2FA; Here Is What You Can Do

[0x4] Internet Explorer Zero-day Vulnerability (CVE-2013-1347) [Updated]

[0x5] WebShells WebShells on the Web Server

[0x6] Cyber Criminals Exploiting the Boston Marathon Aftermath [UPDATED]

[0x7] DNS Poisoning Hits Kenya Google, MSN, Skype...

[0x8] Margaret Thatcher's Death Used in Cyber Attacks

[0x9] How are Java attacks getting through?

[0xA] Websense Security Labs at CeBIT 2013

LogChat: Andrew Hay and Anton Chuvakin talk about logging, log management and related topics

[0x2] Monthly Blog Round-Up – April 2013

[0x3] Monthly Blog Round-Up – March 2013

[0x4] Monthly Blog Round-Up – February 2013

[0x5] Monthly Blog Round-Up – January 2013

[0x6] Annual Blog Round-Up – 2012

[0x7] Monthly Blog Round-Up – December 2012

[0x8] Links for 2013-01-10 [del.icio.us]

[0x9] Links for 2013-01-07 [del.icio.us]

[0xA] Links for 2013-01-06 [del.icio.us]

Covering Mobile Phone Forensics, Information Security and Computer Security

[0x2] Blackbox JTAG Reverse Engineering @ 26th Chaos Communication Congress

[0x3] Happy Holidays from MySecured.com

[0x4] Sexting and Mobile Phone Forensics

[0x5] NIST Releases a New Report within Mobile Forensic Reference Materials: A Methodology and Reification. NISTIR 7617.

[0x6] New NIST SIM Data Population Tool For Mobile Phone Forensics Uses

[0x7] Augmented Reality Projection Tracking System from Japan

[0x8] Android 2.0 Perview Video (On G1 from SDK)

[0x9] Wearable, Projector and Mobile Phone based Sixth Sense

[0xA] Real-Time Interactive Augmented Reality Billboard

[0x2] MS13-051 - Important : Vulnerability in Microsoft Office Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2839571) - Version: 1.0

[0x3] MS13-050 - Important : Vulnerability in Windows Print Spooler Components Could Allow Elevation of Privilege (2839894) - Version: 1.0

[0x4] MS13-049 - Important : Vulnerability in Kernel-Mode Driver Could Allow Denial of Service (2845690) - Version: 1.0

[0x5] MS13-047 - Critical : Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer (2838727) - Version: 1.0

[0x6] MS13-040 - Important : Vulnerabilities in .NET Framework Could Allow Spoofing (2836440) - Version: 1.1

[0x7] MS13-038 - Critical : Security Update for Internet Explorer (2847204) - Version: 1.1

[0x8] MS12-069 - Important : Vulnerability in Kerberos Could Allow Denial of Service (2743555) - Version: 1.1

[0x9] MS13-044 - Important : Vulnerability in Microsoft Visio Could Allow Information Disclosure (2834692) - Version: 1.1

[0xA] MS13-037 - Critical : Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer (2829530) - Version: 1.1

A page to show up #1 on Google when searching for "Jeremiah" (Currently #4).
Only the prophet and TV show left!
I have the edge, TV show is cancelled and the prophet isn't generating any new content.

The prophet, TV show, and that pesky Owyang guy going down!
A page to show up #1 on Google when searching for "Jeremiah Grossman", and it FINALLY has!

[0x2] Written Speech: TEDxMaui -- Hack Yourself First

[0x3] TEDxMaui -- Hack Yourself First

[0x4] Terrified

[0x5] How I got my start -- in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu

[0x6] Web security content moving to new WhiteHat Security corp blog

[0x7] Sentinel SecurityCheck

[0x8] 11th WhiteHat Website Security Statistic Report: Windows of Exposure

[0x9] Robert “RSnake” Hansen, age 34, has passed away, on Facebook

[0xA] Top Ten Web Hacking Techniques of 2011

Bringing Fire To The Village: Your Source For Computer, Network & Information Security News

[0x2] Liquidmatrix Security Digest Podcast – Episode 2B

[0x3] No security without maturity

[0x4] Liquidmatrix Security Digest Podcast – Episode 2A

[0x5] LinkedIn Links Up With Two Factor Auth

[0x6] Turkey Dialup Access

[0x7] YourAnonNews Twitter Account Compromised

[0x8] Evernote Rolls Out Two Factor Auth

[0x9] Amazon Rolls Out “Login” 2FA

[0xA] Rob Ford’s former staffers’ emails, telephone records ordered destroyed: sources

Just another WordPress weblog

[0x2] NSMXpress

[0x3] Korea to train 3,000 ‘cyber sheriffs’

[0x4] FortiClient standard edition

[0x5] 10 Solid Tips to Safeguard Your Facebook Privacy

[0x6] K9 Web Protection

[0x7] Check Point Power-1 Appliances

[0x8] Wordpress blogs hacked – Upgrade your Wordpress NOW!

[0x9] Cisco ASA 5500 Series Firewall

[0xA] (IN)SECURE Magazine Issue 22 is out

...la lausige Leben, revisited

[0x2] NoScript now includes LocalRodeo-like functionality

[0x3] OWASP Germany Conference

[0x4] LocalRodeo (beta) for Firefox 3

[0x5] Travel ahead

[0x6] DeepSec 2007 Roundup

[0x7] Why I do not like taint tracking

[0x8] DNS rebinding at CCS'07

[0x9] CfP: NordSec 2007 - The 12th Nordic Workshop on Secure IT Systems

[0xA] 2nd Rule: You do blog about Bar Camp

The latest security news, analysis, reviews and feature articles from NetworkWorld.com.

[0x2] Google Glass privacy concerns raised by international data protection authorities

[0x3] Wall Street sets example for testing security defenses

[0x4] Yahoo discloses user data requests from US law enforcement agencies

[0x5] Why we can't stop malicious insiders

[0x6] UK spy agency reportedly intercepted email of delegates at G20 meetings in 2009

[0x7] Most Data Breaches Caused by Human Error, System Glitches

[0x8] US NSA can access data without court approval, leaker says

[0x9] Prism doesn't have CIOs in a panic -- yet

[0xA] European trust in US compromised, says EU data protection head

Tending to Geekiness

[0x2] Six Nations – Week 4

[0x3] Aviva Premiership 2012-13 – Irish vs Wasps

[0x4] Six Nations 2013 – End of Week 3

[0x5] Six Nations 2013 – Week 3

[0x6] The Hobbit

[0x7] iTunes and nested conditionals

[0x8] Le Tour 2012

[0x9] London Prepares: Track World Cup -London – Day 1

[0xA] The Artist

The latest stories from the Technology section of the BBC News web site.

[0x2] Huawei unveils 'slimmest' smartphone

[0x3] Sharp brings giant 90in TV to Europe

[0x4] Huge 'holograms' created for doctors

[0x5] US surveillance 'foiled 50 plots'

[0x6] Yahoo reveals US data requests

[0x7] Minister hails 'web porn' progress

[0x8] China retakes supercomputer crown

[0x9] Google to tackle child abuse images

[0xA] Scrabble app changes anger players

Welcome to the most progressive identity theft blog which includes hundreds of original identity theft articles written by Henry Bagdasarian.

[0x2] Jun 3, Trusting Others

[0x3] May 28, Choose Friends Carefully

[0x4] May 16, Customer Role

[0x5] May 14, Identity Theft Program Implementation

[0x6] May 8, Credit Report Freeze

[0x7] May 2, Spear Phishing

[0x8] May 2, CIRM and CIPA

[0x9] Apr 11, Computer Privacy

[0xA] Mar 27, Identity Theft News & Stories

The central voice for Linux and Open Source security news.

[0x2] Securing a Linux Web Server

[0x3] Red Hat: 2013:0942-01: krb5: Moderate Advisory

[0x4] Red Hat: 2013:0944-01: python-keystoneclient: Moderate Advisory

[0x5] Red Hat: 2013:0941-01: flash-plugin: Critical Advisory

[0x6] Red Hat: 2013:0928-01: kernel: Important Advisory

[0x7] Red Hat: 2013:0911-01: kernel: Important Advisory

[0x8] Red Hat: 2013:0896-01: qemu-kvm: Moderate Advisory

[0x9] Red Hat: 2013:0898-01: mesa: Moderate Advisory

[0xA] Red Hat: 2013:0897-01: mesa: Important Advisory

[0x2] 5 ways to create a collaborative risk management program

[0x3] Do your employees choose data protection or productivity?

[0x4] 10 tips to secure funding for a security program

[0x5] Three simple steps to determine risk tolerance

[0x6] Big Data Protects Intel's Info

[0x7] ERM: The basics

[0x8] How to determine your company's real risk appetite

[0x9] Integrating business continuity management with IT risk management

[0xA] 5 myths about awareness

Microsoft Security Content: Comprehensive Edition

[0x2] Microsoft Security Advisory (2854544): Update to Improve Cryptography and Digital Certificate Handling in Windows - Version: 1.0

[0x3] MS13-051 - Important : Vulnerability in Microsoft Office Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2839571) - Version: 1.0

[0x4] MS13-050 - Important : Vulnerability in Windows Print Spooler Components Could Allow Elevation of Privilege (2839894) - Version: 1.0

[0x5] MS13-049 - Important : Vulnerability in Kernel-Mode Driver Could Allow Denial of Service (2845690) - Version: 1.0

[0x6] MS13-047 - Critical : Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer (2838727) - Version: 1.0

[0x7] Summary for June 2013 - Version: 1.0

[0x8] Microsoft Security Advisory (2755801): Update for Vulnerabilities in Adobe Flash Player in Internet Explorer 10 - Version: 13.0

[0x9] MS13-040 - Important : Vulnerabilities in .NET Framework Could Allow Spoofing (2836440) - Version: 1.1

[0xA] MS13-038 - Critical : Security Update for Internet Explorer (2847204) - Version: 1.1

[0x2] The most sophisticated Android Trojan

[0x3] "NetTraveler is Running!" - Red Star APT Attacks Compromise High-Profile Victims

[0x4] Security policies: portable applications

[0x5] What are children doing online?

[0x6] Jumcar. Peruvian navy? Who could be behind it? [Third part]

[0x7] Caution! Fraud!

[0x8] Jumcar. Timeline, crypto, and specific functions. [Second part]

[0x9] Jumcar. From Peru with a focus on Latin America [First part]

[0xA] NoSuchCon 2013

advancing the art of PHP. Best practices, samples, articles, news, and community for PHP 4, PHP 5, and beyond.

[0x2] Zend Framework 1.11.11 Released

[0x3] Announcing September's Zend Framework Bug Hunt Days

[0x4] ZendCon Early Bird Registration ends soon!

[0x5] Announcing the August 2011 Zend Framework Bug-Hunt

[0x6] Zend Framework 1.11.10 Released

[0x7] ZendCon '11 Alumni Discount

[0x8] Announcing July's Zend Framework Bug Hunt Days

[0x9] Zend Framework 1.11.9 Released

[0xA] Zend Framework 1.11.8 Released

[0x2] Schrodinger’s Catnip: A Review of the NSA Phone Surveillance Program (Guest Blog)

[0x3] Opening Keynote: Todd Gebhart, Co-President McAfee Inc. (Summary)

[0x4] Keynote: Christopher Painter, Coordinator for Cyber Issues, U.S. Department of State (Summary)

[0x5] Tech Talk #3: Stephen Elliott (Summary)

[0x6] Featured Commentary: The Honorable Mark Weatherford, DHS Deputy Under Secretary for Cybersecurity

[0x7] Panel 3: Security Education and Training (Panel Summary)

[0x8] Panel 2: NSTIC, Trusted Identities and the Internet (Panel Summary)

[0x9] Panel 1: Security Analytics, Analysis, and Measurement (Panel Summary)

[0xA] On Competitions and Competence

[0x2] Why we can't stop malicious insiders

[0x3] UK spy agency reportedly intercepted email of delegates at G20 meetings in 2009

[0x4] 7 essentials for defending against DDoS attacks

[0x5] FDA tells medical device makers to focus on cybersecurity

[0x6] Microsoft criticized for botnet takedown tactics

[0x7] US charges eight with multimillion-dollar cybercrime

[0x8] SMS spam cruises for suckers

[0x9] Chinese seller of pirated software sentenced to 12 years in US prison

[0xA] New backdoor malware 'KeyBoy' used in targeted attacks in Asia, researchers say

Enhancing Global Leadership from the Inside-Out.

[0x2] Growing Your Seeds... Part III

[0x3] Growing Your Seeds... Part II

[0x4] Growing Your Seeds...

[0x5] Your People... Part III

[0x6] Your People... Part II

[0x7] Your People...

[0x8] Building That Institution... Part III

[0x9] Building That Institution... Part II

[0xA] Building That Institution...

[0x2] Apple pours OS X Snow Leopard another Java fix

[0x3] With faster 5G Wi-Fi coming, Wi-Fi Alliance kicks off certification program

[0x4] Google asks to make surveillance orders public, citing First Amendment

[0x5] Expanded '2-person rule' could help plug NSA leaks

[0x6] Canonical taps international cell carriers for mobile advice

[0x7] US officials: Surveillance programs helped stop 50 terrorist plots

[0x8] Source code for Carberp financial malware is up for sale at a very low price, researchers say

[0x9] Good Technology creates A/NZ vice president role

[0xA] Google Glass privacy concerns raised by international data protection authorities

Tech news and business reports by CNET News. Focused oninformation technology, core topics include computers, hardware, software,networking, and Internet media..

[0x2] North Korea calls U.S 'kingpin of human rights abuses' following NSA leaks

[0x3] Obama: NSA spying doesn't mean 'abandoning freedom'

[0x4] School iris-scanned students without telling parents

[0x5] Miss Alabama's beautiful confusion about NSA surveillance

[0x6] NSA leaked documents reveal U.S. spied on Russian president

[0x7] Purdue students charged with switching prof's keyboard to improve grades

[0x8] Verizon, T-Mobile foreign stakes make data collection harder

[0x9] Malware masquerading as Bad Piggies found on Google Play

[0xA] Symantec axing as many as 1,700 jobs, says report

The Web Application Security Consortium (WASC) is an international group of experts, industry practitioners, and organizational representatives who produce open source and widely agreed upon best-practice security standards for the World Wide Web.

[0x2] Sherif Koussa edited Static Analysis Technologies Evaluation Criteria

[0x3] Sherif Koussa edited Static Analysis Technologies Evaluation Criteria

[0x4] Sherif Koussa edited Static Code Analysis List

[0x5] Sherif Koussa edited Static Code Analysis List

[0x6] Sherif Koussa uploaded SATEC_Manual-02.pdf

[0x7] Sherif Koussa edited Static Analysis Technologies Evaluation Criteria

[0x8] Ory Segal edited Static Analysis Technologies Evaluation Criteria

[0x9] Robert Auger edited SideBar

[0xA] Robert Auger edited SideBar

Hacking everything, by Chris Evans / scarybeasts

[0x2] The joys and hazards of multi-process browser security

[0x3] Chrome 20 on Linux and Flash sandboxing

[0x4] vsftpd-3.0.0 and seccomp filter sandboxing is here!

[0x5] vsftpd-3.0.0-pre2

[0x6] vsftpd-3.0.0-pre1 and seccomp filter

[0x7] On the failings of Pwn2Own 2012

[0x8] Some random observations on Linux ASLR

[0x9] Chrome Linux 64-bit and Pepper Flash

[0xA] The dirty secret of browser security #1

[0x2] WinLink Check-In, (Wed, Jun 19th)

[0x3] Volatility rules...any questions?, (Tue, Jun 18th)

[0x4] Java 7 update 25 released http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/security/javacpujun2013-1899847.html, (Tue, Jun 18th)

[0x5] EMET 4.0 is now available for download, (Tue, Jun 18th)

[0x6] ISC StormCast for Tuesday, June 18th 2013 http://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=3374, (Tue, Jun 18th)

[0x7] Oracle Java pre-announcement: Upcoming JRE patch will plug 37 remotely exploitable holes. See http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/security/javacpujun2013-1899847.html, (Mon, Jun 17th)

[0x8] ISC StormCast for Monday, June 17th 2013 http://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=3371, (Mon, Jun 17th)

[0x9] SANSFIRE 2013, (Mon, Jun 17th)

[0xA] A scan is a scan is a scan, (Sun, Jun 16th)

[0x2] Microsoft Security Advisory (2755801): Update for Vulnerabilities in Adobe Flash Player in Internet Explorer 10 - Version: 13.0

[0x3] Microsoft Security Advisory (2846338): Vulnerability in Microsoft Malware Protection Engine Could Allow Remote Code Execution - Version: 1.0

[0x4] Microsoft Security Advisory (2820197): Update Rollup for ActiveX Kill Bits - Version: 1.0

[0x5] Microsoft Security Advisory (2847140): Vulnerability in Internet Explorer Could Allow Remote Code Execution - Version: 2.0

[0x6] Microsoft Security Advisory (2819682): Security Updates for Microsoft Windows Store Applications - Version: 1.0

[0x7] Microsoft Security Advisory (2798897): Fraudulent Digital Certificates Could Allow Spoofing - Version: 1.1

[0x8] Microsoft Security Advisory (2794220): Vulnerability in Internet Explorer Could Allow Remote Code Execution - Version: 2.0

[0x9] Microsoft Security Advisory (973811): Extended Protection for Authentication - Version: 1.14

[0xA] Microsoft Security Advisory (2749655): Compatibility Issues Affecting Signed Microsoft Binaries - Version: 2.0

Información en vivo desde Foro de elhacker.net

[0x2] El famoso hacker Pod2g se cambia a Android tras quedar decepcionado por el ....

[0x3] Evita que PRISM y la NSA te espíen con Bauer-Puntu Linux 13.04

[0x4] Hackers logran romper las contraseñas Wi-Fi de iOS en 50 segundos

[0x5] Los hackers de Anonymous amenazan con atacar Corea del Norte el 25 de junio

[0x6] Fallo: Adobe Photoshop CC requiere Windows 7 con SP2 o Windows 8 con SP1

[0x7] El fundador de The Pirate Bay podría ser extraditado a Dinamarca por varios ...

[0x8] Estafa en Facebook: 'Esta mujer se vuelve loca y pierde el control del hacha'

[0x9] El proyector multimedia LED que te cabe en la palma de la mano

[0xA] Electrónica epidérmica, una realidad

Frequency X, the blog site for IBM Internet Security Systems' world-renowned security research and development team, X-Force, provides an opportunity for the researchers to converse directly with the world about threats and vulnerability research.

[0x2] April 2013 Super Tuesday

[0x3] IBM X-Force 2012 Annual Trend & Risk report has released!

[0x4] March 2013 Super Tuesday Update

[0x5] February 2013 Super Tuesday Update

[0x6] January 2013 Super Tuesday Update

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[0x3] The Last Line of Defense - http://tllod.com

[0x4] Call for Papers: EC2ND'10

[0x5] Chaosradio Express #155

[0x6] Challenge 4 of the Forensic Challenge 2010 - VoIP

[0x7] "Is the Internet for Porn? An Insight Into the Online Adult Industry"

[0x8] USENIX LEET'10 & RAID 2010

[0x9] Technical Report: "Abusing Social Networks for Automated User Profiling"

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A blog focused on the related subjects of software exploitation, penetration testing and computer incident detection and response.

[0x2] DEP Bypass Tutorial for Vulnserver

[0x3] Article in Pentest Magazine - Building a pentest system using Ubuntu

[0x4] Restricted Character Set Buffer Overflow Tutorial for Vulnserver

[0x5] Egghunter based exploit for Vulnserver

[0x6] SEH Based Buffer Overflow Tutorial for Vulnserver

[0x7] Running Dradis in Apache on Ubuntu

[0x8] High Level Windows Shellcode Development Methods

[0x9] Simple Stack Based Buffer Overflow Tutorial for Vulnserver

[0xA] Exploit Writers Debugging Tutorial

Peter G. Neumann moderates this regular digest of current events which demonstrate risks to the public in computers and related systems. Security risks are often discussed.

[0x2] Risks Digest 27.34

[0x3] Risks Digest 27.33

[0x4] Risks Digest 27.32

[0x5] Risks Digest 27.31

[0x6] Risks Digest 27.30

[0x7] Risks Digest 27.29

[0x8] Risks Digest 27.28

[0x9] Risks Digest 27.27

[0xA] Risks Digest 27.26

[0x2] Keep Calm and Deploy EMET

[0x3] Don't Sign that Applet!

[0x4] Finding Patterns of Malicious Use in Bulk Registrations

[0x5] GeoIP in Your SOC (Security Operations Center)

[0x6] Second Level Domain Usage in 2012 for Common Top Level Domains

[0x7] The Growth of IPv6 Announcements

[0x8] An Alternate View of Announced IPv4 Space

[0x9] The Growth Rate of IP Addresses That Are Advertised as Usable on the Internet

[0xA] Watching Domains That Change DNS Servers Frequently

Advanced Web Development

[0x2] Alienware M18xR2 Review of Dells fastest Laptop

[0x3] Bash alternative to Reflector for Ranking Mirrors

[0x4] Htaccess Rewrite for Redirecting Uppercase to Lowercase

[0x5] Separate favicons for the Frontend and Backend

[0x6] PHP fsockopen for FAST DNS lookups over UDP

[0x7] Bash Functions and Aliases for Traps, Kills, and Signals

[0x8] Bash Script to Create index.html of Dir Listing

[0x9] THE Ultimate Htaccess

[0xA] HTTP Status Codes

[0x2] Despite hopeful initiatives, demise of passwords years away

[0x3] The mobile game changer

[0x4] Lessons of HSPD-12

[0x5] Three ID management challenges

[0x6] Small-time ID fraud goes big time

[0x7] Government online surveillance on rise in murky legal environment

[0x8] Cyber criminals plan attack on major U.S. banks

[0x9] Federated Identity Management Still Faces Logistic Hurdles

[0xA] Identity is the new perimeter

OStatic

[0x2] Linux Potpourri: KDE 4.11 Beta, Debian 7.1, & Pisi Linux Beta

[0x3] Linux Foundation's 2013 Training Scholarship Program Opens

[0x4] Google's VP9 Open Video Format Rolls Out in Chromium Build

[0x5] Getting Ready for Google Readers Demise

[0x6] Getting Reader for Google Readers Demise

[0x7] For Red Hat, the Cloud Beckons

[0x8] Mozilla Launches Science Lab Project, Seeks Better Scientific Collaboration

[0x9] openSUSE Ends Week with 13.1 Milestone 2

[0xA] FLOSS Manuals Offers New, Useful Guides to Cool FOSS Applications

The central voice for Linux and Open Source security news.

[0x2] Securing a Linux Web Server

[0x3] SuSE: 2012-001: systemd

[0x4] SuSE: 2011-042: Linux kernel

[0x5] SuSE: 2011-041: Linux kernel

[0x6] SuSE: 2011-040: Linux kernel

[0x7] SuSE: 2011-038: Linux kernel

[0x8] SuSE: 2011-037: Mozilla Firefox

[0x9] SuSE: 2011-036: IBM Java 1.4.2

[0xA] SuSE: 2011-035:

InformationWeek

[0x2] 6 App Store Buying Criteria

[0x3] Google Defends Efforts Against Rogue Pharmacies

[0x4] Britain: The New 'Silicon Island'?

[0x5] BYOD: Why You Will Lose

[0x6] Amplify Brings Gamification To Middle-School Students

[0x7] FBI Driver's License Photo Searches Raise Privacy Questions

[0x8] HTC One Gains Share, Smaller Version Coming

[0x9] LG Racks Up 1M Optimus G Pro Sales

[0xA] 10 Tools To Beat Email Overload

Security Justice

[0x2] Security Justice Episode 36 – Security Turtles, Podcast Updates, DEFCON and Black Hat

[0x3] Security Justice Episode 35- THOTCON Edition

[0x4] Streaming Live at #THOTCON

[0x5] Security Justice Episode 34 – THOTCON, Notacon and the Penetration Testing Execution Standard with @kaospunk

[0x6] Shmoocon 2011 Podcaster Meetup Details

[0x7] Security Justice Episode 33 – ShmooCon, BSidesCLE, Notacon, THOTCON, O-ISC, AIDE and DerbyCon

[0x8] Security Justice Episode 32 – Talking Risk with Alex Hutton (@alexhutton)

[0x9] Security Justice Episode 31 – The Kevin Johnson (@secureideas) Special

[0xA] Security Justice Episode 30 – Rafal Los (@Wh1t3Rabbit) and Dave Kennedy (@dave_rel1k) at the InfoSec Summit

network security, digital rights and bicycles

[0x2] Is it “Identity Theft” when people simply lie?

[0x3] Seems to be a new PDF (malware?) spam doing the rounds: “Gmail Verification Alerts”

[0x4] Mark Zuckerberg “Likes” Something That’s Awesome: Baby Foxes # FB Foxes make Gawker headlines

[0x5] This story confuses me; are Google soon to to drop XMPP (and/or GTalk) entirely?

[0x6] Hackers prepare for first “national holiday” in their honor – Boing Boing

[0x7] The Daily Beast as seen by Ghostery

[0x8] …aaaaaand I’m back.

[0x9] STOOPIDTALL – CICLAVIA 2013 – LA BIKE CULT on Vimeo #MUSTWATCH

[0xA] MUST READ: What’s wrong with “Good, clean wi-fi”?

Parents, Kids and the Stuff We Obsess About

[0x2] GeekDad Exclusive! | Overwinding: The Short Forever — Excerpt From Douglas Rushkoff’s Present Shock

[0x3] GeekDad Exclusive! | Interview with Actor Alan Tudyk from Wreck-it Ralph

[0x4] Wayback Machine | 30 Classic Games for Simple Outdoor Play

[0x5] GeekDad Exclusive! | Apocalypto — Excerpt From Douglas Rushkoff’s Present Shock

[0x6] Wayback Machine | Top 10 Punishments for Geeks

[0x7] Puzzle me this! | A Google-a-Day Puzzle for Mar. 29

[0x8] Game on! | My PAX East 2013 Tabletop Game Highlight Reel

[0x9] Webcomics We Love | Dork Tower Thursday

[0xA] GeekDad Exclusive! | Interview with Actor Jack McBrayer from Wreck-it Ralph

[0x2] Are you going to Cisco Live 2013, Orlando?

[0x3] Windows, Perfmon and Internationalization

[0x4] Get to .conf2013 – Your Data, No Limits

[0x5] Importing SharePoint ULS Logs

[0x6] Splunk Powers Up With jQuery!

[0x7] Thoughts from Microsoft TechEd North America

[0x8] SplunkIt v2.0.2 Results & EC2 Storage Comparisons

[0x9] Splunk on Splunk 3.0 Now Live!

[0xA] Running as a Windows Service

The central voice for Linux and Open Source security news.

[0x2] Prism doesn't have CIOs in a panic -- yet

[0x3] PNoy phone hacker denies vandalism

[0x4] Our Top-Secret Message to NSA Whistleblower Edward Snowden

[0x5] Blowback from the NSA Surveillance

[0x6] LulzSec Hacker Ryan Cleary To Be Released

[0x7] Debian: 2709-1: wireshark: Multiple vulnerabilities

[0x8] Mandriva: 2013:175: owncloud

[0x9] Debian: 2708-1: fail2ban: denial of service

[0xA] Mandriva: 2013:174: apache

[0x2] Google asks to make surveillance orders public, cites First Amendment

[0x3] The NSA's Prism must be countered with public policy, says crypto guru Phil Zimmermann

[0x4] Yahoo discloses user data requests from US law enforcement agencies

[0x5] Texas becomes first state to require warrant for e-mail snooping

[0x6] Will new tectonic fault system kill the Atlantic?

[0x7] What the NSA doesn’t have: iMessages and FaceTime chats

[0x8] How CyanogenMod's founder is giving Android users their privacy back

[0x9] How to turn a Raspberry Pi into a portable Tor proxy (Onion Pi)

[0xA] British government rewards bad parents

Published Advisories

[0x2] ZDI-13-130: Hewlett-Packard Data Protector Cell Manager crs.exe Opcode 211 Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x3] ZDI-13-129: Hewlett-Packard Data Protector Cell Manager crs.exe Opcode 260 Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x4] ZDI-13-128: Hewlett-Packard Data Protector Cell Manager crs.exe Opcode 1092 Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x5] ZDI-13-127: Hewlett-Packard Data Protector Cell Manager crs.exe Opcode 305 Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x6] ZDI-13-126: Hewlett-Packard Data Protector Cell Manager crs.exe Opcode 259 Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x7] ZDI-13-125: Hewlett-Packard Data Protector Cell Manager crs.exe Multiple Opcodes Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x8] ZDI-13-124: Hewlett-Packard Data Protector Cell Manager crs.exe Opcode 264 Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0x9] ZDI-13-123: Hewlett-Packard Data Protector Cell Manager crs.exe Opcode 234 Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

[0xA] ZDI-13-122: Hewlett-Packard Data Protector Cell Manager crs.exe Opcode 235 Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

Enterprise Technology Architect Craig Borysowich shares the challenges and achievements of enterprise solution design and implementation.

[0x2] Involving Users in Evaluating Alternatives

[0x3] Involving Users in Defining Requirements

[0x4] Project Management Techniques in Systems Integration Lifecycle (SILC)

[0x5] Is Microsoft's XBOX One signaling a change in the gaming industry?

[0x6] The Roles within Systems Integration Lifecycle Projects

[0x7] The Phases of System Integration Lifecycle (SILC)

[0x8] The Systems Integration Lifecycle (SILC)

[0x9] Systems Integration Lifecycle (SILC) Variations

[0xA] Systems Integration Lifecycle (SILC) Scope

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[0x2] Gigabyte G1.Sniper M5

[0x3] [H]ardware Round-Up II

[0x4] Nvidia To License Its GPU Technology

[0x5] Thermaltake Urban S21

[0x6] The Most Advanced Directional Sign on Earth

[0x7] Epic Response to a Cease and Desist Letter

[0x8] EA: Your Wimpy PC Can't Handle Our Games

[0x9] Yahoo On What They Shared With The Government

[0xA] Xbox One Interview of the Day

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[0x2] Codenomicon and FH Brandenburg work together for safer tomorrow

[0x3] Codenomicon Network Analyzer wins IT Security Product of the Year Award

[0x4] MultiServiceForum Introduces Robustness Testing at VoLTE Interoperability Event

[0x5] Codenomicon warns about poor quality of Bluetooth equipment

[0x6] Webcast on NGN Security featuring Ovum Analyst

[0x7] Check out the August 2011 issue of Codenomicon Newsletter

[0x8] Codenomicon brings fuzzing to the cloud

[0x9] Codenomicon endorses rugged software movement

[0xA] The Leading Experts in Fuzz Testing Come Together in Las Vegas

Corporate News

[0x2] Kaspersky Lab Opens Office in Israel

[0x3] 52% of companies view careless employees as threat to sensitive data

[0x4] Top award for Kaspersky Internet Security 2013 in the MRG Effitas Real-World Protection Test

[0x5] Kaspersky Lab included in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Mobile Device Management Software

[0x6] Only 52% of companies worldwide understand the importance of using a centralized management console

[0x7] Kaspersky Lab Uncovers ‘Operation NetTraveler,’ a Global Cyberespionage Campaign Targeting Government-Affiliated Organizations and Research Institutes

[0x8] Social networks are the most dangerous virtual ‘playground’ for children

[0x9] Kaspersky Lab is expanding its product portfolio with Kaspersky Security for Virtualization-Light Agent

[0xA] Kaspersky Internet Security 2013 wins AAA Award in Dennis Technology Labs Q1 Home Anti-Virus Protection test

Breaking Microsoft news and analysis from NetworkWorld.com

[0x2] Reddit AMA: Skype founder finds it hard to say who to believe in PRISM scandal

[0x3] TechEd attendees call Surface discount deal 'crazy'

[0x4] Microsoft overhauls pricing for Azure Web services

[0x5] Cisco not looking to kill Microsoft/Skype deal, says Chambers

[0x6] How to integrate Skype with Microsoft Lync

[0x7] IDC: PC sales being crippled by tablets; Windows 8 part of the problem

[0x8] Cisco appeal of Microsoft/Skype to be heard this week

[0x9] Windows 8 Update: Microsoft sacks iPad in Windows 8 ad, joins forces with NFL

[0xA] How VMware will try to shake up the cloud market this week

CIO, Emerging Technologies, and Project Management White Papers

[0x2] Best-Practice Automation of Invoice Delivery from SAP(R) Solutions - Keeping Customers Satisfied While Making the Move

[0x3] The Learning Organization Goes Digital

[0x4] 10 Tips - IT Training Support

[0x5] How to Make Your IT Staff Smarter

[0x6] Improving Application Development with Digital Libraries

[0x7] Working Green with Digital Libraries - How it Can Help

[0x8] Minimizing Technology Project Delays with Digital Libraries

[0x9] How VMware Virtualization Right-sizes IT Infrastructure to Reduce Power Consumption

[0xA] Reduce Energy Costs and Go Green with VMware Virtualization

Richard Bejtlich's blog on digital security, concentrating on global challenges posed by China and other targeted adversaries.

[0x2] Pre-Order The Practice of Network Security Monitoring Before Price Hike

[0x3] Practice of Network Security Monitoring Table of Contents

[0x4] Bejtlich Teaching New Class at Black Hat in July

[0x5] Mandiant APT1 Report: 25 Best Commentaries of the Last 12 Days

[0x6] Recovering from Suricata Gone Wild

[0x7] Using Bro to Log SSL Certificates

[0x8] Practical Network Security Monitoring Book on Schedule

[0x9] On Thought Leadership and Non-Technical Relevance

[0xA] How to Win This TCP/IP Book

Guides, HowTos and Tips for Technology Geeks

[0x2] How to Write C++ Virtual Functions with Examples

[0x3] How to Force Install a Perl Module using CPAN

[0x4] 10 Practical Linux Cut Command Examples to Select File Columns

[0x5] Buffer Overflow Attack Explained with a C Program Example

[0x6] 7 Linux Uniq Command Examples to Remove Duplicate Lines from File

[0x7] How to Enable DELL BIOS Password for both Setup and System

[0x8] 5 Modem At Command Examples in Linux (How to Configure Minicom)

[0x9] 7 Linux Date Command Examples to Display and Set System Date Time

[0xA] How to Install AMQP PHP Extension and RabbitMQ Client on Linux

Russ McRee's HolisticInfoSec includes articles and research, as well as feedback and an occasional rant. The goal is promoting standards, simplicity, and efficiency in achieving holistic information security.

[0x2] toolsmith: Recon-ng

[0x3] toolsmith: Implementing Redmine for Secure Project Management

[0x4] toolsmith: Redline, APT1, and you – we’re all owned

[0x5] toolsmith: Social-Engineer Toolkit (SET) - Pwning the Person

[0x6] 2012 Toolsmith Tool of the Year: ModSecurity for IIS

[0x7] toolsmith: Violent Python - A Book Review Applied to Security Analytics

[0x8] Choose the 2012 Toolsmith Tool of the Year

[0x9] toolsmith: ModSecurity for IIS

[0xA] CTIN Digital Forensics Conference - No fluff, all forensics

Application security testing, analysis, and metrics

[0x2] OWASP Releases New Top 10. Is That 9 Too Many?

[0x3] Mobilizing the Masses: Building BYOD Security Awareness in Your Workplace

[0x4] Launch Day! Mobile Application Reputation Service

[0x5] Increasing Business with a SaaS-based Application Security Platform

[0x6] At FTC Event, Google Plays Dumb On Mobile Security

[0x7] How to Wipe Your Old Smartphone Data Before You Donate

[0x8] Review Your Exceptions Early and Often

[0x9] Report Reveals: 41% of Data Theft Hits Applications and Documents

[0xA] Veracode’s CEO a Finalist in Ernst & Young’s Entrepreneur of the Year Award

the privacy blog!

[0x2] UK Citizens! Does the Protection of Freedom Act 2012 really protect you?

[0x3] Make a difference!

[0x4] The growing dark side of cyberspace

[0x5] The Next Web?

[0x6] MSIPR, SIPRM, PIRMS, IPMSR? No it’s PRISM!

[0x7] Dilemmas concerning privacy

[0x8] More on wire-tapping worldwide!

[0x9] NSA leak scandal and Snowden

[0xA] I’m grown up now :-D

Latest IT articles from Techworld's operating-systems channel

[0x2] Project Cauã: revolutionising IT for the masses

[0x3] John 'Maddog' Hall: Why Raspberry Pi is only the beginning

[0x4] Microsoft to include Outlook app with update to Windows 8 RT

[0x5] IDC: No end in sight for rising smartphone sales

[0x6] Foxconn, Mozilla partner for Firefox OS cellphones

[0x7] Start menu isn't back in Win 8.1, but some key features are

[0x8] Oracle, managed services provider to settle suit over third-party support

[0x9] Google tests enhanced notifications in Chrome browser

[0xA] New Kinect for Windows to improve human interaction with computers

Security-Database help your corporation foresee and avoid any security risks that may impact your IT infrastructure and business applications.

[0x2] Oval Repository and vDNA Update

[0x3] Security-Database Rebirth

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[0x5] Security-Database is now CVE Compatible !

[0x6] Security-Database update is database by adding ExploitDB

[0x7] New Vendors integration HP & VMware

[0x8] Officially OVAL Adopter

[0x9] New vDNA WebService : CVSS v2 Calculator

[0xA] Security-Database OVAL Repository Update

Latest IT articles from Techworld's operating-systems channel

[0x2] Project Cauã: revolutionising IT for the masses

[0x3] John 'Maddog' Hall: Why Raspberry Pi is only the beginning

[0x4] Microsoft to include Outlook app with update to Windows 8 RT

[0x5] IDC: No end in sight for rising smartphone sales

[0x6] Foxconn, Mozilla partner for Firefox OS cellphones

[0x7] Start menu isn't back in Win 8.1, but some key features are

[0x8] Oracle, managed services provider to settle suit over third-party support

[0x9] Google tests enhanced notifications in Chrome browser

[0xA] New Kinect for Windows to improve human interaction with computers

A voice of reason in a world of FUD

[0x2] What ever happened to professional courtesy?

[0x3] The Disclosure Debate Continues….. (part 1,453, 769) to be continued

[0x4] ATM Security (and really learning from the past)

[0x5] Biting the hand that feeds you

[0x6] Episode 100 of the Southern Fried Security Podcast

[0x7] So What?

[0x8] There are no hacktivists

[0x9] Hello World, Again

[0xA] On security awareness training

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[0x2] F-Secure, McAfee and Symantec websites again XSSed

[0x3] Happy New Year 2012!

[0x4] Not surprisingly, McAfee websites are susceptible to XSS attacks

[0x5] Secure Amazon Seller Central password reset page XSSed

[0x6] EV SSL-secured live PayPal site vulnerable to XSS

[0x7] Persistent XSS bug discovered on eBay

[0x8] More American Express sites vulnerable to XSS and open redirects

[0x9] Cross-site scripting hole in American Express site using EV SSL

[0xA] Amazon hit by persistent XSS vulnerability

[0x2] The dangers of bypassing web filters

[0x3] Worried about the NSA? Try the postal service instead

[0x4] With 4 million unsold Surface tablets, Microsoft slashes prices for schools

[0x5] How to make your whole home screen look like Google Now

[0x6] Apple is planning a liquid-cooled iPhone (and so are Samsung and HTC)

[0x7] In era of sequestration, data storage optimization key for government agencies

[0x8] Nope, we're just spying on that guy behind you

[0x9] Derned right geeks are funny!

[0xA] Single critical update fixes all versions of Internet Explorer

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[0x2] How to get the most bang from your Conference buck.

[0x3] Accessibility and Privacy. A Zero Sum Game?

[0x4] How will you mark Data Privacy Day?

[0x5] Securing Virtual Worlds

[0x6] Why “Gap” is a 4-letter word (part 1)

[0x7] Man drives into post. World gasps.

[0x8] Privacy implications of Twitter Lists

[0x9] Privacy After Death

[0xA] To Google or not to Google? That is the Ethical question.

A blog dedicated to software and network trickery.

[0x2] Nirvana trickery

[0x3] CLONE_NEWUSER trickery: CVE-2013-1858

[0x4] c25k problem solved

[0x5] lophttpd caching trickery

[0x6] Valentine pam_fprintd trickery

[0x7] grep vs. grab

[0x8] What is a dzug?

[0x9] New Android lophttpd binaries

[0xA] lophttpd https trickery

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[0x5] http://kalakarbooking.com

[0x6] http://kidzberry.in

[0x7] http://lakhichandandsons.com

[0x8] http://megastatic.com

[0x9] http://multilandindia.com

[0xA] http://myunicusindia.com

The security news site for systems administrators & hackers - keeping you informed about all the top security news stories updated daily

[0x2] Cisco Zine: Unicast flooding due to asymmetric routing

[0x3] Acros Security: Adobe Reader X (10.1.2) msiexec.exe Planting

[0x4] Cisco Zine: Twelve Cisco vulnerabilities

[0x5] Marco Ramilli's Blog: CVE-2012-0507

[0x6] Cisco Zine: How to perform SSH RSA User Authentication

[0x7] Offensive Security: FreePBX Exploit Phone Home

[0x8] Cisco Zine: Cisco Linksys WVC200 Wireless-G PTZ Internet Video Camera buffer overflow

[0x9] arstechnica: How Anonymous plans to use DNS as a weapon

[0xA] arstechnica: Doxed: how Sabu was outed by former Anons long before his arrest

Black Hat Digital Self Defense. Black Hat provides cutting edge content in the information and computer security field. Keep up to date with Black Hat presentations, announcements, and free content.

[0x2] Black Hat USA 2010 Training: Application Security: For Hackers and Developers

[0x3] Black Hat USA 2010 Training: Assaulting IPS

[0x4] Free Black Hat March Webcast - Pen Testing the Web with Firefox by Michael Schearer ("theprez98")

[0x5] Black Hat USA 2010 Registration Now Open!

[0x6] Black Hat USA 2010 Call for Papers Closes May 1

[0x7] Black Hat Europe 2010 Call for Papers Closes March 1

[0x8] Feb 18 Webcast

[0x9] Black Hat DC 2010 - News - Security chip that does encryption in PCs hacked

[0xA] Black Hat DC Keynote

[0x2] North Korea calls U.S 'kingpin of human rights abuses' following NSA leaks

[0x3] Obama: NSA spying doesn't mean 'abandoning freedom'

[0x4] School iris-scanned students without telling parents

[0x5] Miss Alabama's beautiful confusion about NSA surveillance

[0x6] NSA leaked documents reveal U.S. spied on Russian president

[0x7] Purdue students charged with switching prof's keyboard to improve grades

[0x8] Verizon, T-Mobile foreign stakes make data collection harder

[0x9] Malware masquerading as Bad Piggies found on Google Play

[0xA] Symantec axing as many as 1,700 jobs, says report

InfoSec Thoughts Ideas and Practice

[0x2] Python Script to Log Into DVWA: article 201303

[0x3] Python Script to Connect to and Start Web Goat: article 201302

[0x4] Link Scraper using Python: article 201301

[0x5] XSS for Stealing Cookies and Mozzila for Using Them: article 201207

[0x6] Screen Scraper in Python: article 201206

[0x7] tshark and airmon-ng to capture SSID broadcasts: article 201205

[0x8] My Experience Building a MiniPwner: article 201204

[0x9] De-Obfuscation of a Phishing Attack: article 201203

[0xA] Busting an Attacker: article 201202

Get the latest technology news, comment and anlaysis from the Telegraph.

[0x2] Labels relegated to history as laser branding appears on fruit

[0x3] Yuri Gagarin movie attracts criticism

[0x4] Chinese supercomputer is world's fastest at 33,860 trillion calculations per second

[0x5] Parents fear children are still at risk despite child porn curbs

[0x6] Culture Secretary: internet companies will proactively police child abuse images

[0x7] Huawei Ascend P6: review of world's thinnest phone

[0x8] Huawei Ascend P6: world's thinnest phone launches

[0x9] UK internet providers commit £1m to eradicate child porn

[0xA] Analysis: G20 plans for a global IP regime and universal internet access

This feed contains the latest blotter articles posted to datalossdb.org.

[0x2] Ex-bank manager charged in theft of $28K

[0x3] Why Texans Should Be Most Worried About Identity Theft

[0x4] Proposed Rule Could Help Kids Replace Stolen Social Security Numbers

[0x5] Identity thieves don't steal just credit cards

[0x6] Florida's Identity-Theft Rate Dwarfs Others

[0x7] Paralegal sentenced in theft of $400,000 from Foley lawyer which destroyed victims' livelihoods

[0x8] Orlando, N.Y. criminals stole millions in tax refund fraud

[0x9] Human Resources Canada faces 4 lawsuits over lost data

[0xA] ID theft biggest fraud threat, says Cifas

Check out the Zones F.A.Q. !

[0x2] OpenSolaris & Sun Secure Global desktop

[0x3] Opensolaris & wifi Broadcom BCM4312 on Dell Vostro 1710

[0x4] Security Advantages of the Solaris Zones Software

[0x5] Understanding the Security Capabilities of Solaris Zones Software

[0x6] New blueprint over the M-Series servers configuration

[0x7] Sun Forums: A Sun Java System Web Server 7.0 Reference Deployment

[0x8] Network virtualization in Solaris : project Crossbow

[0x9] Setting Up OpenDS 1.0.0 as a Naming Service

[0xA] Sun Fire X4500 as a Media Server for Symantec Veritas NetBackup 6.5

LogChat: Andrew Hay and Anton Chuvakin talk about logging, log management and related topics

[0x2] Monthly Blog Round-Up – April 2013

[0x3] Monthly Blog Round-Up – March 2013

[0x4] Monthly Blog Round-Up – February 2013

[0x5] Monthly Blog Round-Up – January 2013

[0x6] Annual Blog Round-Up – 2012

[0x7] Monthly Blog Round-Up – December 2012

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[0x2] There is no billion dollar market for mobile AV

[0x3] Granular application control drives next gen firewalls

[0x4] Modern malware defense

[0x5] Don't black list white listing

[0x6] The new Entrust

[0x7] Out of band authentication: PhoneFactor

[0x8] WatchGuard and UTM

[0x9] Reputation services enhance IPS

[0xA] Multi-channel authentication is an alternative to tokens

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[0x5] World Bank watching Fed, ready to respond

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[0x7] Internet monitoring must have proper limits, Merkel tells Obama

[0x8] Dozens held in Turkey, silent protester goes viral

[0x9] Obama to set nuclear arms cut goal in Berlin speech

[0xA] Fed seen keeping options open on pace of bond buying

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[0x2] Preemptive Protection against Microsoft Windows TCP/IP Driver Denial of Service (MS13-049; CVE-2013-3138)

[0x3] Internet Explorer Process Memory Corruption (MS13-047; CVE-2013-3114)

[0x4] Internet Explorer Node Objects Use After Free (MS13-047; CVE-2013-3116)

[0x5] Internet Explorer Malformed Tag Memory Corruption (MS13-047; CVE-2013-3123)

[0x6] Internet Explorer Object Use After Free Arbitrary Code Execution (MS13-047; CVE-2013-3110)

[0x7] Microsoft Windows Print Spooler Elevation of Privilege (MS13-050; CVE-2013-1339)

[0x8] Microsoft Internet Explorer HTML Use After Free Memory Corruption (MS13-047; CVE-2013-3139)

[0x9] Microsoft Internet Explorer Multiple Dom Objects Memory Corruption (MS13-047; CVE-2013-3124)

[0xA] Microsoft Internet Explorer Corrupted HTML Code Execution (MS13-047; CVE-2013-3122)

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[0x3] IBM SPSS SamplePower C1Tab ActiveX Heap Overflow

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[0x9] Microsoft Internet Explorer 8 Use-After-Free Memory Corruption Vulnerability

[0xA] Java Applet Reflection Type Confusion Remote Code Execution

[0x2] Defense contractor under cyberattack for three years

[0x3] Dutch bill seeks to give law enforcement hacking powers

[0x4] Wake up! Boston bombings a call for renewed citizen vigilance

[0x5] Boston bombings was not about failed intelligence

[0x6] One in five data breaches are the result of cyberespionage, Verizon says

[0x7] Harvard e-mail probe sparks privacy concerns

[0x8] New breed of organized criminals aided by Internet, says Europol

[0x9] Increased spy access to Americans' banking data raises privacy concerns

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[0x9] Afghan Forces Take Security Lead for Entire Nation

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[0xA] Definition oval:org.mitre.oval:def:16794 has been added to the OVAL Repository.

Security Researches , Advisories , Coding , Projects , Reversing , Exploitation , Fuzzing

[0x2] Exploiting Admin Functionality in WordPress Using ClickJacking

[0x3] Exploiting CVE-2011-2140 another flash player vulnerability

[0x4] Microsoft Excel 2007 SP2 Buffer Overwrite Vulnerability BA / Exploit (MS11-021)

[0x5] bypassing all anti-virus in the world (Good Bye Detection , Hello Infection)

[0x6] Exploit for CVE-2011-0222 Safari SVG Vulnerability

[0x7] Analysis of CVE-2011-0041 vulnerability in GDI+

[0x8] DEP/ASLR bypass using 3rd party + Clarification

[0x9] Exploiting Adobe Flash Player on Windows 7

[0xA] Hacking / Exploiting / Cheating in Online Games

The central voice for Linux and Open Source security news.

[0x2] Securing a Linux Web Server

[0x3] Ubuntu: 1883-1: Linux kernel (OMAP4) vulnerabilities

[0x4] Ubuntu: 1882-1: Linux kernel (OMAP4) vulnerabilities

[0x5] Ubuntu: 1881-1: Linux kernel vulnerabilities

[0x6] Ubuntu: 1880-1: Linux kernel (Quantal HWE) vulnerabilities

[0x7] Ubuntu: 1879-1: Linux kernel (OMAP4) vulnerabilities

[0x8] Ubuntu: 1876-1: Linux kernel vulnerabilities

[0x9] Ubuntu: 1877-1: Linux kernel (EC2) vulnerabilities

[0xA] Ubuntu: 1878-1: Linux kernel vulnerabilities

hardware hacking and other ramblings...

[0x2] Conrado strikes again

[0x3] Dell 1D3B

[0x4] "Donate" Button

[0x5] Free Unlocker for Palm/HP Phones

[0x6] Shmuck of the Week: Alexis Toledo / novatec / biosremoval

[0x7] Roll Call - State of Electronics

[0x8] Shmuck of the Month: Sony

[0x9] Shmuck of the Month: Conrado Davila / laptoprebirth.com

[0xA] Yet Another BIOS Broken by Design: InsydeH20

The best freeware finds from Gizmo's Freeware (www.techsupportalert.com)

[0x2] Use This Powerful Microsoft Tool to Provide Better Security for Windows Programs

[0x3] Website of the Week

[0x4] Best Free Software for Linux and Mac OS X

[0x5] How to Get Collections of Free Icons

[0x6] Freeware Game of the Week (Get ready to Cry with Fear!)

[0x7] Find Out What Windows Drivers and Services are Doing with this Powerful Free Utility

[0x8] Finds of the Week

[0x9] Updated: Best Free Android Apps

[0xA] Internet Addresses, Protocols, and Ports Explained in Simple Terms

News and commentary about Internet-borne security threats from Trustwave.

[0x2] The Cridex Trojan Targets 137 Financial Organizations in One Go

[0x3] Cutwail Drives Spike in Malicious HTML Attachment Spam

[0x4] M86 Security Threat Report for the Second Half of 2011 is Now Available

[0x5] MIDI Files – Mid-Way to Infection

[0x6] Massive Compromise of WordPress-based Sites but ‘Everything will be Fine’

[0x7] Zbot Trojan spreads through fake ConEdison billing notification email

[0x8] Web Hijacks with AJAX

[0x9] Prevalent Exploit Kits Updated with a New Java Exploit

[0xA] A new Adobe 0-day In the Wild – – But No Worries, You are Already Protected with Our Secure Web Gateway!

Miscellaneous stuff

[0x2] Running misc. stuff on the GoFlex

[0x3] How to open the PogoPlug (v4) case

[0x4] Running Openfire on the RPi

[0x5] Invasion of the Pedants

[0x6] WeMo and Linux

[0x7] Broken feed

[0x8] Monitoring the RPi's temp

[0x9] Auto-update not necessarily good

[0xA] Getting myself in trouble

[0x2] ISC StormCast for Wednesday, June 19th 2013 http://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=3377, (Wed, Jun 19th)

[0x3] WinLink Check-In, (Wed, Jun 19th)

[0x4] Volatility rules...any questions?, (Tue, Jun 18th)

[0x5] Java 7 update 25 released http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/security/javacpujun2013-1899847.html, (Tue, Jun 18th)

[0x6] EMET 4.0 is now available for download, (Tue, Jun 18th)

[0x7] ISC StormCast for Tuesday, June 18th 2013 http://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=3374, (Tue, Jun 18th)

[0x8] Oracle Java pre-announcement: Upcoming JRE patch will plug 37 remotely exploitable holes. See http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/security/javacpujun2013-1899847.html, (Mon, Jun 17th)

[0x9] ISC StormCast for Monday, June 17th 2013 http://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=3371, (Mon, Jun 17th)

[0xA] SANSFIRE 2013, (Mon, Jun 17th)

[0x2] Email-Worm.Win32.VBMania

[0x3] Net-Worm.Win32.Kido

[0x4] Virus.Win32.Gpcode.ak

[0x5] Email-Worm.Win32.Warezov.nf

[0x6] Email-Worm.Win32.Warezov.mx

[0x7] Email-Worm.Win32.Warezov.ms

[0x8] Email-Worm.Win32.Zhelatin

[0x9] Email-Worm.Win32.Zhelatin.u

[0xA] Email-Worm.Win32.Zhelatin.r

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[0x3] Y U NO MONITOR DATACENTER TEMPERATURE!?

[0x4] Why Best Practices Are Important (or: How I Pwn’d The Shit Out Of My ISP)

[0x5] Cisco Nexus 3548 Switch: 190 nanosecond latency

[0x6] Beer, Bikes, Boats, Babes, and Blogging

[0x7] IPv6 – It’s Not An Option

[0x8] Cisco ASA: “read-only file system”

[0x9] How To Upgrade Cisco ASA Software And ASDM

[0xA] Wireless Field Day 2

IT Security Research and Services

[0x2] Manual pentesting cheatsheet (Windows)

[0x3] My PhD Thesis

[0x4] From Windows thumbnails vulnerability to remote shell

[0x5] Red Teaming Usage for Assessing Information Security

[0x6] New version of ddosim – DDOS simulator

[0x7] Backward disassembler for ROP exploitation

[0x8] Guide For Designing Cyber Security Exercises

[0x9] GROUP_CONCAT() for Oracle blind SQL injection

[0xA] Check if your email account has been exposed!

[0x2] The Software Assurance Competency Model: A Roadmap to Enhance Individual Professional Capability

[0x3] Software Security Engineering: A Guide for Project Managers

[0x4] Measuring The Software Security Requirements Engineering Process

[0x5] Foundations for Software Assurance

[0x6] Infusing Software Assurance (SwA) into Introductory Computer Science Curricula

[0x7] The Development of a Graduate Curriculum for Software Assurance

[0x8] Getting Secure Software Assurance Knowledge into Conventional Practice

[0x9] Software Assurance Education Overview

[0xA] Defining the Discipline of Secure Software Assurance: Initial Findings from the National Software Assurance Repository

[0x2] How Colorado's CISO is revamping the state's information security -- on a $6,000 budget

[0x3] Mobile devices: The next eDiscovery wave?

[0x4] GRC: Trying to take the bite out of risk

[0x5] Protecting data with WORM drives

[0x6] Compliance isn't security, but companies still pretend it is, according to survey

[0x7] Law firms see big money in healthcare breach cases

[0x8] 12 tips for implementing GRC

[0x9] The in-depth guide to data destruction

[0xA] Nation's nuclear power watchdog comes up short on FISMA compliance

Security discussion forums on topics of security management, policies, guard services, loss prevention, homeland security, alarm systems, network video, security jobs

[0x2] ZARC Vexor pepper spray?

[0x3] IPC Director of Security

[0x4] When Government can't be trusted

[0x5] Securitas Question

[0x6] The weekend never ends..

[0x7] Married to the Job

[0x8] SOCOM Wants Iron-Man Suits for the A Teams

[0x9] Checking returned OTC medicine for signs of Product tampering

[0xA] Arrested over 300 times...signs of the times

[0x2] 3 MORE tabletop exercises for business continuity

[0x3] How to start a business continuity program

[0x4] Smart grid (in)securities

[0x5] Global telecom gets a lesson in business continuity

[0x6] Opinion: COAC is a security risk for the U.S.

[0x7] Supply Chain Security Threats: 5 Game-Changing Forces

[0x8] SLIDESHOW: Chemical Safety Training

[0x9] Chemical Spill Response: How Dow is Training Small Town America to Handle Hazmat Emergencies

[0xA] Swine Flu: How to Make Biz Continuity Plans

Carries news items (generally from mainstream sources) that relate to security.

[0x2] Firms take 10 hours to spot data breaches, McAfee finds

[0x3] NSA leaker says audits on gov’t snooping d on’t work

[0x4] Cyberespionage Operators Work In Groups, Process Enormous Data Workloads

[0x5] Coming to Wall Street This Month: Quantum Dawn 2 -- Cyberwar!

[0x6] Army major guilty in data leak gets 10-year sentence

[0x7] Encrypted e-mail: How much annoyance will you tolerate to keep the NSA away?

[0x8] Anon posts Filipino president's phone numbers

[0x9] Data breach costs decline, malicious attacks increase in US

[0xA] Start-ups ride a cybersecurity wave into Israel

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News, reviews and commentary on technology security and data, application and network integrity, anti-virus and more.

[0x2] Reforming the DisGrace Period

[0x3] Critical TCP/IP Worm Hole Dings Windows Vista

[0x4] RSA Lays Off Security, Sales Staff

[0x5] Phishing at the Top Level

[0x6] Spam on the Run: Notorious Spammer on the Lam

[0x7] Microsoft: Critical Vista Patch Coming

[0x8] Code Testing Tools Could Be Acquisition Targets in '08

[0x9] More Bad Drivers on the Information Superhighway

[0xA] Passenger Hacks NYC Taxi Computer System

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[0x2] April 2013 Free Giveaway Sponsor – eLearnSecurity

[0x3] Human Intel to Navigate the Security Data Deluge

[0x4] February 2013 Free Giveaway Winner of SANS CyberCon Training

[0x5] Interview: Bugcrowd Founders on Herding Ninjas for Crowdsourced Bug Bounties

[0x6] Network Forensics: The Tree in the Forest

[0x7] March 2013 Free Giveaway Sponsor – Mile2

[0x8] Book Review: Violent Python

[0x9] February 2013 Free Giveaway Sponsor – SANS CyberCon

[0xA] Holiday 2012 Free Giveaway Winner of Metasploit Pro by Rapid7

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[0x2] Flash vulnerability allows web cam/microphone spying

[0x3] It's Patch Tuesday again

[0x4] When Security Poses a Security Threat

[0x5] Will New HIPAA Rules Impact Your Organization?

[0x6] Hack Google and get paid (by Google)

[0x7] IT security job market update

[0x8] Continuous Monitoring: What does it mean?

[0x9] Former employee hacks company network

[0xA] Microsoft mobilizes Azure to fight botnets

The central voice for Linux and Open Source security news.

[0x2] Securing a Linux Web Server

[0x3] Mandriva: 2013:175: owncloud

[0x4] Mandriva: 2013:174: apache

[0x5] Mandriva: 2013:173: subversion

[0x6] Mandriva: 2013:172: wireshark

[0x7] Mandriva: 2013:171: gnutls

[0x8] Mandriva: 2013:170: socat

[0x9] Mandriva: 2013:169: socat

[0xA] Mandriva: 2013:168: python-httplib2

DEFCON is the world's largest annual hacker convention, held every year in Las Vegas, Nevada. The first DEFCON took place in June 1993. DEF CON is renowned for the "arcane arts" of drinking, socializing, debugging, and crowd control. DEFCON is what you make of it, so get involved and help the community grow. This Feed will keep you up to date with some announcements surrounding pre and post con events, references to DEFCON in the news, and other errata. For the most up to date information visit or subscribe to the rss feeds on the forums (http://forum.defcon.org/) See http://www.defcon.org/ for more details, discussion forums, past speeches, and planning for the next year.

[0x2] New DEF CON 21 Speakers Posted!

[0x3] New DEF CON Torrent Page!

[0x4] DEF CON in the News - Silent War

[0x5] DEF CON 20 Speaker and Slides Videos + Photos!

[0x6] More CTF Packets to Peruse!

[0x7] Live Transcription at DEF CON 21!

[0x8] DEF CON 21 CFP Has Closed! CTF Quals Around the Corner!

[0x9] CTF Packet Captures from DEF CON 17!

[0xA] DEF CON Forums For Contest & Event News

This feed contains the text of all comments posted to the LWN.net site.

[0x2] MySQL man pages silently relicensed away from GPL (MariaDB blog)

[0x3] More behind the scenes changes...

[0x4] MySQL man pages silently relicensed away from GPL (MariaDB blog)

[0x5] LLVM 3.3 released

[0x6] MySQL man pages silently relicensed away from GPL (MariaDB blog)

[0x7] Precision licensing

[0x8] Dividing the Linux desktop

[0x9] Wayland explanations are STILL confusing and worrying users

[0xA] MySQL man pages silently relicensed away from GPL (MariaDB blog)

Welcome to the SecuriTeam RSS Feed - sponsored by Beyond Security. Know Your Vulnerabilities! Visit BeyondSecurity.com for your web site, network and code security audit and scanning needs.

[0x2] avast! Antivirus for Android com.avast.android.mobilesecurity.app.scanner.DeleteFileActivity Crafted Intent Local DoS Vulnerability

[0x3] Cisco IOS XE on 1000 Series Aggregation Services Routers (ASR) Fragmented IPv6 Multicast Traffic Handling Remote DoS Vulnerability

[0x4] Cisco Prime Central for Hosted Collaboration Solution (HCS) IBM Tivoli Monitoring (ITM) Java Servlet Container XSS Vulnerability

[0x5] Cisco Unified Computing System Manager XML API Management Service Crafted Request Handling Remote DoS Vulnerability

[0x6] Conspiracies For Android (Good.digest.zagovory) Trojaned Distribution Vulnerability

[0x7] D-Link Multiple IP Cameras upnp/asf-mp4.asf Direct Request Live Video Stream Disclosure Vulnerability

[0x8] Events Manager Plugin for WordPress templates/forms/bookingform/booking-fields.php Multiple Parameter XSS Vulnerability

[0x9] Free Monthly Websites /admin/file_io.php Admin Password Manipulation Vulnerability

[0xA] Ganglia Graph_all_periods.php Multiple Parameter XSS Vulnerability

lkml.org - the realtime linux kernel mailinglist archive

[0x2] [PATCH 1/1] net: add dm9620 net usb driver

[0x3] Re: [PATCH v2 1/4] ARM: dts: omap4-panda: Add USB Host support

[0x4] Re: [PATCH 2/7] KVM: MMU: document clear_spte_count

[0x5] Re: [PATCH 7/7] KVM: MMU: document fast invalidate all mmio sptes

[0x6] Re: [PATCH 2/7] KVM: MMU: document clear_spte_count

[0x7] [PATCH] Documentation/cgroups/memory.txt: fix stat file documentation

[0x8] Re: [PATCH V5 1/3] pci: Add PCIe driver for Samsung Exynos

[0x9] Re: power-efficient scheduling design

[0xA] Re: [PATCH v2 1/4] ARM: dts: omap4-panda: Add USB Host support

Published Security Alerts

[0x2] SQL Injection in SYS.KUPV$FT_INT in Oracle 10g. Rel. 1

[0x3] Event 10053 logs TDE wallet password in cleartext

[0x4] Transparent Data Encryption stores key unencrypted in the SGA

[0x5] Cross-Site-Scripting in Oracle Workflow wf_route

[0x6] Cross-Site-Scripting in Oracle Workflow wf_monitor

[0x7] Shutdown listener via iSQL*Plus

[0x8] Shutdown listener via Forms Servlet

[0x9] Plaintext Passwords logged during Installation of Oracle HTMLDB

[0xA] Cross-Site-Scripting Vulnerabilities in Oracle HTMLDB

Upcoming Advisories

[0x2] ZDI-CAN-1908: Oracle

[0x3] ZDI-CAN-1907: Microsoft

[0x4] ZDI-CAN-1905: Hewlett-Packard

[0x5] ZDI-CAN-1895: Splunk

[0x6] ZDI-CAN-1894: Oracle

[0x7] ZDI-CAN-1893: Microsoft

[0x8] ZDI-CAN-1884: Kaspersky

[0x9] ZDI-CAN-1882: Microsoft

[0xA] ZDI-CAN-1877: Microsoft

I decided to create this blog to share information with those readers who are interested in some of the topics addressed. These topics will primarily be information security focused, but don't be surprised if I throw in a conspiracy theory or two from time to time.

[0x2] Spyware for Your Blackberry

[0x3] Don't Forget Iron Man

[0x4] Pursuit Robots

[0x5] I Have Returned

[0x6] Ubiquitous Computing - I Don't Like IT!

[0x7] A Little Satire

[0x8] Bundled Facial Recognition Software on New Laptops

[0x9] I Have Been Slipping!

[0xA] Unleash the Cracken aka DARPA

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[0x2] www.kcna.kp XSS

[0x3] www.athinorama.gr Redirect

[0x4] cms.paypal.com Phishing

[0x5] www.ebay.com Script Insertion

[0x6] www.ebay.com Script Insertion

[0x7] www.paid-to-promote.net XSS

[0x8] www.si-wifi.org XSS

[0x9] www.wattpad.com XSS

[0xA] www.mercadolivre.com.pt XSS

Exotic Liability

[0x2] Exotic Liability 86 - Christmas and then some...

[0x3] Exotic Liability 85: The boys are back in town

[0x4] Exotic Liability 84: FTW

[0x5] Exotic Liability 83: Oh yeah

[0x6] Exotic Liability 82 Holidays are Errata funz

[0x7] InfoSec Santa

[0x8] Exotic Liability 80: Unbreakable

[0x9] EL 79: ConGestion

[0xA] Episode 78: Con-dom

[0x2] authors:jason_haddix

[0x3] discovery

[0x4] mapping

[0x5] mapping:nmap_open_port_stats - created

[0x6] exploitation

[0x7] exploitation:p0wnpr0xy - created

[0x8] mapping:userpass - created

[0x9] exploitation:sqlinjector - created

[0xA] exploitation:get_to_post - created

[0x2] U.S. prosecutors propose kill switch to stop smartphone thefts

[0x3] SMS spam cruises for suckers

[0x4] Android Trojans spread by Bluetooth, hijack bank codes

[0x5] New Android Trojan app exploits previously unknown flaws, researchers say

[0x6] Verizon, others have no choice but to hand over customer data

[0x7] Report: Court order gives U.S. access to Verizon call info

[0x8] Mobile security incident costs, regional threat differences revealed

[0x9] Telenor hopes to encourage phone recycling by erasing data more securely

[0xA] Pentagon clearance for iOS could open even more doors for Apple in the private sector

Attack. Defend. Survive.

[0x2] Packetwars on a boat in Germany

[0x3] SISMAT 2012

[0x4] 2012 Resolutions

[0x5] PacketWars Innagural Battle In Germany 2011

[0x6] Heading To The Heidelberg

[0x7] See the Action

[0x8] PacketWars Confirmed At Troopers11

[0x9] Online News: Help Net Security

[0xA] Day-Con IV Content Added to Flickr [THX FLO]

[0x2] WinLink Check-In, (Wed, Jun 19th)

[0x3] Volatility rules...any questions?, (Tue, Jun 18th)

[0x4] Java 7 update 25 released http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/security/javacpujun2013-1899847.html, (Tue, Jun 18th)

[0x5] EMET 4.0 is now available for download, (Tue, Jun 18th)

[0x6] ISC StormCast for Tuesday, June 18th 2013 http://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=3374, (Tue, Jun 18th)

[0x7] Oracle Java pre-announcement: Upcoming JRE patch will plug 37 remotely exploitable holes. See http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/security/javacpujun2013-1899847.html, (Mon, Jun 17th)

[0x8] ISC StormCast for Monday, June 17th 2013 http://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=3371, (Mon, Jun 17th)

[0x9] SANSFIRE 2013, (Mon, Jun 17th)

[0xA] A scan is a scan is a scan, (Sun, Jun 16th)

Latest security threats

[0x2] AVI 271.1.1/6421 - new threats

[0x3] AVI 271.1.1/6420 - new threats

[0x4] AVI 271.1.1/6419 - new threats

[0x5] AVI 271.1.1/6418 - new threats

[0x6] AVI 271.1.1/6417 - new threats

[0x7] AVI 271.1.1/6415 - new threats

[0x8] AVI 271.1.1/6414 - new threats

[0x9] AVI 271.1.1/6413 - new threats

[0xA] AVI 271.1.1/6412 - new threats

The central voice for Linux and Open Source security news.

[0x2] Securing a Linux Web Server

[0x3] Slackware: 2013-161-01: php: Security Update

[0x4] Slackware: 2013-140-01: kernel: Security Update

[0x5] Slackware: 2013-136-02: ruby: Security Update

[0x6] Slackware: 2013-135-01: mozilla-firefox: Security Update

[0x7] Slackware: 2013-135-02: mozilla-thunderbird: Security Update

[0x8] Slackware: 2013-109-01: xorg-server: Security Update

[0x9] Slackware: 2013-097-01: seamonkey: Security Update

[0xA] Slackware: 2013-095-01: subversion: Security Update

Free publications about information technology and digital communication.

[0x2] The Cloud - Inevitable, But Not Ubiquitous

[0x3] Cloud: It's all about the Service

[0x4] Five Myths of Cloud Computing

[0x5] IT Operations Managers Must Rethink Their Approach to Private Cloud

[0x6] Build a Cloud within a Day

[0x7] Five Important Keys To Choosing Your Business VoIP Vendor

[0x8] Forrester Research Report: The Future of Mobile Application Development

[0x9] The Essentials of Agile

[0xA] Keys to a Fast, Clean Close

Packet Storm - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers

[0x2] Remote Code Execution Vulnerability Appears In Puppet

[0x3] US / Russia Ink Cybersecurity Partnership Deal

[0x4] Inkasso Trojaner Analysis Part 1

[0x5] Wall Street To Host A Simulated Cyber War

[0x6] SAP Users Slack, Slow And Backward On Security

[0x7] Flash Flaw Potentially Makes Every Webcam A Peephole

[0x8] PRISM: Yahoo Reveals 13,000 Data Requests From Snooping Spooks

[0x9] Obama: NSA Spying Doesn't Mean 'Abandoning Freedom'

[0xA] New Form Of Matter Discovered?

Everything you need to know about Internet threats

[0x2] PandaLabs Quarterly Report – Q1 2013

[0x3] The Importance of Strong Passwords on Social Media

[0x4] Twitter, Facebook, Apple, Microsoft… who is left?

[0x5] A look back at cyber-security in 2012

[0x6] Police Virus Infections On The Rise

[0x7] Operation Ransom: Police Virus authors arrested

[0x8] Saint Valentine: tips to avoid falling victim to computer threats

[0x9] PandaLabs Annual Report – 2012

[0xA] Facebook spam leads to Exploit Kit

All about security

[0x2] Cybersecurity and National Policy

[0x3] How Robber Barons hijacked the telegraph system

[0x4] The Bedazzler

[0x5] iPhone fix

[0x6] Twitter for Botnet control

[0x7] BlackHat 2009 Presentation

[0x8] SLE, Quantitative versus Qualitative Risk, and Finance

[0x9] BlackHat 2009

[0xA] White House Cyber Security Review is out

[0x2] Why you need a security buddy (and how to find one)

[0x3] Using security skills for charitable cause

[0x4] Women leaders in security recognized

[0x5] Why security is in denial about awareness

[0x6] How valuable are security certifications today?

[0x7] Book excerpt: 'C(I)SO: And Now What?'

[0x8] Hot security skills of 2013

[0x9] 15 tips for landing - and acing - a job interview

[0xA] 5 more tough security questions (and tips on answering them)

[0x2] The security laws, regulations and guidelines directory

[0x3] Let someone break the rules to improve security

[0x4] Former Zynga CSO: Innovate or Die

[0x5] Pulling it all together: A special report on GRC

[0x6] Rick Kelly: Value focus

[0x7] Feds set to require cloud vendor security certification

[0x8] Report: PHI security is MIA

[0x9] Is your definition of security holding you back?

[0xA] How the Red Cross found its ID management groove

An Application Security Blog

[0x2] 7 UID bogus centers shut down

[0x3] Mobile Apps Security – Are you worried?

[0x4] Simple Autocomplete

[0x5] Past few months

[0x6] OTP adoption from India to the US?

[0x7] Getting Hands Dirty with Ettercap Tool

[0x8] About the 'Rugged' Initiative

[0x9] Plenty of (IN)Secure Broadband Routers

[0xA] Mumbai to Host India’s First e-Crime Forum

Latest ICT Computing news

[0x2] MS calls for student innovators

[0x3] Data centres get innovative

[0x4] Sony Ericsson pioneers green phone

[0x5] Fujitsu offers USB zero client

[0x6] Grade 11 wins Computer Olympiad

[0x7] Intel powers local youth

[0x8] Best-case cloud computing years away

[0x9] Desktop virtualisation demand surges

[0xA] Czech operators support mobile payment

Toronto's hacker collective

[0x2] Toronto Mini-Maker Fair

[0x3] Photo of the week; Prototype

[0x4] Photo of week; Welcome.

[0x5] Happy Belated April 1st.

[0x6] Lathe!

[0x7] One snowy open house.

[0x8] Hacklab Pi Day Party: Friday March 15th 6pm onward

[0x9] Toronto Reference Library & Digital Design Studio Visit

[0xA] Photo of the week;

[0x2] Trojan.Win32.Scar.dgje

[0x3] Trojan.Win32.KillAV.gcg

[0x4] Trojan.Win32.Agent2.dmdi

[0x5] Trojan-Downloader.JS.Agent.gbj

[0x6] Trojan-Downloader.JS.Agent.gaf

[0x7] Trojan.Win32.Jorik.Carberp.ar

[0x8] Trojan.Win32.Agent2.dmvt

[0x9] Trojan.Win32.KillFiles.afz

[0xA] Trojan.Win32.Agent.fajk

exploit ~#

[0x2] PayPal Gesture Pay Admin Panel Authentication Bypass

[0x3] PayPal Stored XSS via Request Payment feature or “How to inject a malicious payload remotely into users accounts”

[0x4] Windows 7 Fake Access Point With Alfa AWUS036H

[0x5] Setup a Fake Access Point With BackTrack5

[0x6] Resolver

[0x7] Wophcrack – Ophcrack web interface

[0x8] New home for exploit.co.il

[0x9] ScreenSpy – New Meterpreter Script Review

[0xA] Meterpreter Script – Windows Service Creator

A regularly updated summary of the most frequent, high-impact security incidents currently being reported to the US-CERT.

[0x2] Security Updates Available for Adobe Flash Player

[0x3] Microsoft Releases June 2013 Security Bulletin

[0x4] Apple Releases OS X 10.8.4 and Security Update 2013-002

[0x5] Apple Releases Security Update for Safari on OS X

[0x6] Google Releases Google Chrome 27.0.1453.110

[0x7] Apple Releases Security Updates for Apple QuickTime 7.7.4

[0x8] Google Releases Google Chrome 27.0.1453.93

[0x9] Adobe Releases Security Updates for Adobe Flash Player

[0xA] Security Updates Available for Adobe Reader and Acrobat

[0x2] U.S. officials: Surveillance helped stop 50 terrorist plots

[0x3] Why we can't stop malicious insiders

[0x4] NSA can access data without court approval, Snowden says

[0x5] UK spy agency reportedly intercepted email of delegates at G20 meetings in 2009

[0x6] Apple received thousands of data requests from US law enforcers

[0x7] Facebook, Microsoft disclose little on national security requests

[0x8] Does encryption really shield you from government's prying eyes?

[0x9] Privacy needs to be balanced with security: privacy commissioner

[0xA] Even before NSA scandal, US residents worried about privacy breaches

Security Chronicles By Umesh Thota.
www.SecureBlog.net

[0x2] thats why.. lol…

[0x3] Panda Cloud Antivirus !!!

[0x4] BEST BROWSER (*FIREFOX) ADDONS!!!

[0x5] BORG!!! BOT!!! FIGHT!!!

[0x6] GUIDELINES FOR SAFE COMPUTING:

[0x7] K9 Web Protection - Free Internet Filtering and Parental Controls Software

[0x8] Must Have Security Solutions (for free)

[0x9] Goolag Scanner Released!

[0xA] Change DNS ? for a Safer, Faster Online Experience

Information technology, music, business, scuba diving and some other things I am interested in...

[0x2] “I can’t get no satisfaction” from the ATO

[0x3] !Me encanta Colombia!

[0x4] That “flip” thing

[0x5] MBAs and GMAT

[0x6] Where should you buy it? Try Mustafa*!

[0x7] Bondi got flipped!

[0x8] Are you aware of the new business models which are now available on the web?

[0x9] Hello Merlion!

[0xA] Movember video!

CAcert NEWS and up coming events.

[0x2] ATE Lübeck, 2013-06-07

[0x3] CAcert at LinuxTag 2013 in Berlin

[0x4] CAcert is proud to announce that the Trusted Third Party Programme is back to life

[0x5] Root installer package for Windows Truststore

[0x6] CAcert web server downtime on April 3, 2013

[0x7] PoJAM - PolicyOnJuniorAssurersMembers moves to POLICY

[0x8] CAcert at CeBIT 2013

[0x9] Call for Vote: p20130222 PoJAM to POLICY + p20130223 Several minor changes to PoP to DRAFT

[0xA] ATE Kiel, 2013-02-11

[0x2] How Blackstone is finding BYOD success with BYOA(pple)